Sentence examples similar to making devotion from inspiring English sources

Her daughters engage in outwardly innocent childhood activities ― making devotions, eating sweets ― all the while cognizant of the threat of violence beneath the surface; the toy soldier is meant as a reference to dictator Augusto Pinochet, who ruled Chile with an authoritarian military government between 1973 and 1990. .

"Poem" comes from the ancient Greek poema, something made; "Devotion: High School" likens poetry first to what "boys (mostly) in shop class" do, making "something / they can carry, although they carry little".

Despite some obvious finger-pointing at a villain who "snarled," "snapped," "sneered" and "averred" his evil intentions, Lewis smartly moves the hero in and out of his bind while making his devotion to his shady waterfront clientele entirely understandable.

Perhaps she doesn't care whether readers see what she saw in him, but given that her book is largely a love letter to the man she alternately called brother, soulmate, and coach, a few more clues would go a long way toward making her devotion relatable.

To have time to himself, Hunter gets up at four in the morning, and after making his devotions and answering e-mails he goes to the stacks of books piled up on the floor of his study.

"Best Show" fans -- nobody knows how many there are, but they make their devotion known through a barrage of calls, instant messages and e-mail messages each week -- recognize the voice of Jon Wurster, the North Carolina-based drummer for the rock band Superchunk, as Mr. Scharpling's regular foil.

Brammer sings nicely but his Chris is so full of questions that it overshadows the certainty of his love for Kim; it does make his devotion to Ellen easier to believe, but Chris and Kim are given a very short time to establish their love's intensity and for me their love's chemistry wasn't consuming enough.

Make your devotion so strong you can't imagine it any other way.

This isn't the first time that Preston has made her devotion to Scientology public.

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.

He came out against the former stronger than the latter, devoting an entire passage to rebutting the charge that Republicans want to protect the rich from higher taxes, and another to making clear his devotion to Medicare, in an attempt to stake out a politically viable position on entitlement reform.