Sentence examples for manifest devotion from inspiring English sources

Paul Thomas Anderson's adaptation of "Inherent Vice" bears the burden of his manifest devotion to Thomas Pynchon, but it's second to his apparent devotion to Robert Altman.

By Richard Brody January 9, 2015 Paul Thomas Anderson's adaptation of "Inherent Vice" bears the burden of his manifest devotion to Thomas Pynchon, but it's second to his apparent devotion to Robert Altman.

Too often directors turn Paulina into a hectoring harridan; Ms Cusack instead is steely but compassionate, and her manifest devotion to Leontes helps make him all the more pitiable and lovable.The play's mood lightens when the action moves to Bohemia, which Mr Mendes depicts as a fantasia in the American south.

The most positive aspect of this legacy was manifest in the selfless devotion of Pierre Mulele to radical change for purposes of meeting the deepest aspirations of the Congolese people for democracy and social progress.

To me, that last second revelation really makes an interesting comment on the unexpected ways love and devotion can manifest themselves, while also adding a rewatchability to the clip.

The minor sixties-type rebellion taking place in Russia manifests itself in a devotion to all things pre-Revolutionary.

"Manifesting Our Destiny With Imagination, Devotion and Courage" "Powering Through Tough Times" "Living and Leading with Authenticity" "Nurturing a Flexible Mind".

It happened to Notion Ink, it happens to Apple, it happens to Blackberry, and it happened in the vaccine autism scare, in the truthers, and in countless other subcultures who manifest their undying love with endless devotion and unremitting anger.

Mr. Page's devotion to music first manifested itself when he was very young.

There's a lot to be said for eating at the bar, because the bar staff's devotion to their art manifests itself in a kind of bibulous camaraderie, as they demonstrate cocktail-shake actions to each other; taste tequilas, mescals, and Dark-and-Stormys; and sometimes offer them to anyone who shows interest.

She was raised by relatives in a strict Pentecostal home, where her caregivers' devotion to religion often manifested itself through very strict adherence to rules... and frequent beatings when these rules were broken.