Sentence examples for most devotion from inspiring English sources

By a delicious irony, her most lucrative target is a school prize, awarded to the student who shows the most devotion in learning and reciting passages from the Koran.

In "Ode to Mix Tapes" he writes: "But O, the last track / Was the vessel that contained / The most devotion and pain / And made promises that you couldn't take back".

In the world of radio-controlled flying machines, the helicopters require most intense devotion because their controls are so hard to master and the machines are expensive to fix when they crash.

Still, overall, it's those individuals who unite great expertise and very little originality - let alone personality - who arouse in us the most perfect devotion.

In fact, the pre-pubescent friendships between girls in the '90s will go down in the annals of modern social anthropology as some of the purest, most complete devotion ever shared between any humans.

He has read my most recent memoir, "Devotion," though in truth I think he's skimmed it for his own name.

Although there were some political and socioeconomic affiliations within these groups, most of the devotion and fanaticism was arbitrary, simply the result of being a fan of the team colors.

They expressed their devotion most memorably in a duet, much of it danced on a chair, in which they twisted each other about and grasped and cradled each other.

In return for their devotion, most were summarily executed or imprisoned, victims of either Stalin's paranoia -- he thought that they must be imperialist spies -- or of a state that reserved some of its greatest cruelties for those who trusted and believed in it.

At its peak, Adventure Time reached an audience of over 3 million viewers per episode, and it attracted the kind of devotion most shows would kill for.

But of all the thousands of students that I met in my eleven years as Oxford's rabbi, the one who stood out most in his devotion to Israel was the young political science superstar, Ron Dermer.