Sentence examples for long-held devotion from inspiring English sources

There will be no stop in Canada, where a dedicated section of the population has a similar, long-held devotion to Dr Who as Australians, who just enjoyed a rare reward with both the cast and the Tardis landing in Sydney.

Although archaeology was a long-held interest, his devotion to rock art began after he uncovered an unrecorded example two metres from a known site: "I suddenly realised that all these things hadn't been recorded and hadn't been discovered … I made a determined effort to find some more".

Long-held assumptions concerning Puccini's devotion to exotic authenticity have obscured this and other connections between his two Orientalist operas.

These findings challenge a long-held view.

She gave it, with long-held dimples.

There are long-held attitudes.

Citing Saint Laurent is a long-held tradition.

And that reflects his long-held beliefs.

Peter Pan was a long-held dream.

I even reassessed some long-held opinions.

Normality -- the long-held dream of Otpor.