Sentence examples for monastic dedication from inspiring English sources
Troiano, 25, shows the same monastic dedication.
La Ticla Vibe: Friendly and frill-free, with a monastic dedication to surfing.
Her determination to maintain forward motion, to avoid repetition without losing her thread, has an aura of extreme, almost monastic dedication similar to that of Jasper Johns.
By the end of the novel, Kemal, who has been collecting objects linked to Fusun, will, with monastic dedication, erect a monument to her in the form of a Museum of Innocence.
The footage of Moore contrasts with that of Maxwell Davies who, in 1961, is shown living a life of almost monastic dedication, refusing to cook for himself and preferring to spend the time he is not teaching at Cirencester Grammar School on composing music.
Beyond charity, the Church Fathers detected in the New Testament two additional evangelical counsels, chastity and obedience: taking a wife is no sin, but virginity has a superior value; the life of an ordinary Christian cannot be blamed, but that of absolute monastic dedication is far better.
Taking all that in would mean roughly five days of near-monastic dedication, so potlatch culture needs new listening strategies to cope with the suddenness of having so much new music to hear at once.
These women promoted religious pursuits that approached the monastic in intensity of dedication.
On the Arctic island of Anzer in the Solovetsky archipelago, which the Bolsheviks transformed from a monastic fortress to a prison camp, there is an old place of worship with an unusual dedication, the "Golgotha-Crucifixion" church".
Monastic ruins are widespread.
