Sentence examples similar to more intense devotion from inspiring English sources
Nowhere is the devotion more intense than in the handful of school gyms and neighborhood parks where the faithful play.
Adolph Gottlieb's "Specter of the Sea" (1947), a pictograph of Surrealist images in nuanced shades of green, gives a good account of Abstract Expressionism, while Arshile Gorky's thickly painted "Still Life With Palette" (1929-30) reveals this artist's intense devotion to Picasso before moving on to more original work.
More intense?" She coughed.
From the first she was motivated largely by an intense devotion to the Anglican church.
Intense devotion to the national pastime at the Supreme Court is not a new phenomenon.
After twenty-six years on the air — and intense devotion from fans — "Doctor Who" was cancelled, in 1989.
Their defense is more intense.
He was criticized in many quarters for his intense devotion to complex modernist composers like Elliott Carter, Charles Wuorinen and Milton Babbitt.
He inspires intense devotion among religious Shias, but also respect from secular Bahrainis.
