Sentence examples for long-term devotion from inspiring English sources

These comic-book and fantasy realms are, after all, conspicuously invented, and require as significant a leap of faith to inspire long-term devotion as religion does — and nothing is more devastating to a system of faith than mockery, and more alien to one than self-mockery.

Long term orientation (LTO) is the degree to which a society embraces, or does not embrace, long-term devotion to traditional, forward thinking values.

"Can We Stay Home Tonight?" and "A Friend for Life" are romantic soulmate songs that sensibly ignore the more transitory adolescent emotional flushes in favour of celebrating mature, long-term monogamous devotion.

With its proud corporate culture, its devotion to long-term planning and its powerful unions (the Confédération Générale du Travail jointly runs the firm, in effect), EDF is sometimes described as a miniature version of France itself.

At the same time, I think Zuckerberg has shown enough devotion to the long-term good of the company that FB will probably be better off with the dual-class structure than without.

His peers concluded, instinctively, that the signing of a new four-year contract on the eve of the season signalled stability and devotion to the creation of a long-term legacy.

The long-term goal?

Short-term frustration for long-term gain".

Style, short-term shaping, long-term architecture.

"We're looking long-term".

"But a long-term loss?