Sentence examples for matter of devotion from inspiring English sources

It is a matter of devotion.

For some it wasn't so much a matter of devotion, but loyalty to family.

I have also known several Muslims, Sunni, and Shi'a alike, who wore Islamically-themed tattoos as a matter of devotion, with no concern whatsoever for the rulings of recognized clerical authorities.

That ironic shift, for Spielberg, is a matter of passionate empathetic devotion; it could as easily reveal the absurdities and paradoxes of the system, which is why the Coen brothers' collaboration on the script makes surprising sense.

This is not simply a matter of paying regular devotion to the figure, encrusted with jewels, that is enshrined in the treasure house near the Romanesque church, or of a steadfast belief that the martyred child performed miracles and was capable of bilocation.

How you become to mean something is a matter of a kind of devotion, and I'm trying to be devoted.

No matter what the ballad, the common denominator of Como's crooning was his quietly authoritative assertion of this devotion, the seemingly matter-of-fact commitment of an eternally and happily married man.

The ebullient schtick Broussard holds fast to as a matter of principle and artistic devotion assuredly offers intangible benefits, but it stands to reason that he could've done at least some of what Dre did.

Hazel, a 46-year-old BC divorcee with secondary progressive MS stated matter-of-factly that her uncharitable thoughts and lack of devotion to God may have accounted for her illness: I did something bad.

Some differences are to be found regarding the nature of emancipation, the nature of devotion, and other ritual matters.

Medicean accomplishment was not just a matter of power and knowledge; it incorporated devotion.