Sentence examples for in the devotion from inspiring English sources

Twitter's advantage, in addition to its size, may lie in the devotion of its customers.

He has since demonstrated the necessary responsibility in the devotion to his children and also in the rebuilding of his private life with skier Lindsey Vonn.

There is even something celebratory in the devotion to San Fermín, Pamplona's patron saint, and to the statue of the Virgin Mary that gets paraded around the town.

The National Trust is his model – "a quite extraordinary success, especially in the devotion and expertise of its thousands of volunteers".

This spirit of self-affirmation was at work in evangelicals' enduring support for Bush, in the enthusiasm for the Dean campaign among the young, secular and tech-savvy, and now in the devotion that Palin inspires among socially conservative women.

They are more especially to be found in the virtue, patriotism, and intelligence of our fellow-citizens, and in the devotion with which they would yield up by any just measure of taxation all their property in support of the rights and honor of their country.

"Birdman" alone might not merit much more than few chunky thinkpieces were it not for the Keaton tie-in, the devotion some grant Iñárritu's movies ("21 Grams," "Babel") and, most important, the fact that "Clouds of Sils Maria," "Maps to the Stars" and "The Congress" all tackle similar themes.

De Waal has not enlisted on a madman's voyage but he's interested in obsession, in the curiosity of a chemist or an alchemist, in the devotions of a Quaker apothecary, in the ambition of an industrialist.

The challenge of faith is in maintaining the devotion to the search, in the recognition that the realization of the objective may never come until the very end.

In addition, Leo XIII followed Pius IX in encouraging the devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and to Mary.

The effects didn't hold up as well for people from eastern cultures, in which the devotion to coffee isn't as strong as in the west.