Sentence examples for increasing devotion from inspiring English sources

This emphasis on Christ's humanity contributed to the increasing devotion to his mother, Mary, whose veneration is most dramatically displayed in the churches dedicated to Notre Dame ("Our Lady") in Amiens, Chartres, Paris, Reims, and elsewhere throughout Europe.

"Even as recently as ten years ago, it was only a small fringe willing to denounce Israeli aggression, militarism and increasing devotion to apartheid".

The streaming platform has made headlines with it's increasing devotion to Japanese and Japanese-style animation franchises, but it's seriously too much for a single person to watch.

The dead had set a task for the living -- that we "take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotion".

He therefore urged the American people to "take increased devotion" from "these honored dead" and to "highly resolve... that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth.

His rejection only increased their devotion.

Some of the reasons for increased religious devotion among an aging population are as old as spirituality itself.

• But as Fox has increased its devotion to college sports, it has not hung on to a major bowl position.

The addition of lay brothers tapped a large reservoir in an age of increased religious devotion and economic and population growth, and the organization of the order which featured annual visitations and a general chapter ensured good discipline and enabled the Cistercians to accommodate a vast family of houses scattered throughout the Latin church.

Families can increase their devotion to eating well and being active, together, and thereby help a child lose weight, and more importantly, find health.

It increases your devotion towards Islam, helps to understand it better and surely will increase your good deeds.