Sentence examples for known devotion from inspiring English sources

Like all good satire, it starts from a kernel of truth, in this case Guardiola's known devotion to fine music and good books (some of his best pals are novelists), as well as his conception of football as art.

These acts are also known as devotions or devotional practices, which means that they are accepted voluntarily and not from obligation.

If you believe that you are accomplishing spreading the Word of God and making known your devotion, and your opinion about what marriage should be, then yes...you accomplished that.

We are heartened to know his devotion to the School will continue through the involvement of his two sons, Steve and Jonathan, as Dean's Council members.

I know this devotion to duty has nothing to do with me personally but I would like to shake all their hands – the boy who carefully transfers the opened can of congealed tomato soup, Katie, who delicately repositions the dog-eared pack of incontinence pads and puts one of them to dry, as Miss Shepherd did, over the electric ring.

I know this devotion to duty has nothing to do with me personally but I would like to shake all their hands – the boy who carefully transfers the opened can of congealed tomato soup, Katie, who delicately repositions the dog-eared pack of incontinence pads and puts one of them to dry, as Miss Shepherd did, over the electric ring.

Less well known is his devotion to his family, and they to him.

The culture of Scotch whisky is known for its devotion to tradition.

A tall, distinguished-looking man, Mr. Cantor was known for his devotion to his shows.

Sister Kirk was an outstanding educator known for her devotion to students and faculty.

Adelson is known for his devotion to Israel, in addition to an aggressive American foreign policy.