Sentence examples for notable devotion from inspiring English sources

The most gratuitous practitioners of violence right now would be the Zetas, a rampaging league of sociopaths with a notable devotion to physical cruelty.

There was notable mutual devotion in his 34-year final marriage to his third wife, Wilnelia Merced, always "Winnie" to him, a former Miss World whom he had met when employed to judge a later contest alongside her.

Most notable, however, was his devotion and loyalty to Neurosurgery residents.

It's hardly news that single fathers are congratulated for their selfless devotion, in notable contrast to single mothers, and no one could accuse Parsons of having downplayed his own moral high ground in raising Bobby.

Bede's commentary on Tatwine calls him a "vir religione et Prudentia insignis, sacris quoque literis nobiliter instructus" (a man notable for his prudence, devotion and learning).

Like Donne's poetry, the Devotions are notable for their dramatic immediacy and their numerous Metaphysical conceits, such as the well-known "No man is an Iland," by which Donne illustrates the unity of all Christians in the mystical body of Christ.

Stephanie's achievements at school are notable, but so is her devotion to her family.

The Risalo reflects Latif's profound engagement with the fundamental literature of Islam as well as his openness to varied local traditions, including notable poems praising the spiritual devotion of local Hindu yogis.

Reports in hand show notable instance of bravery and devotion shown by 2 soldiers of American colored regiment operating in French sector.

The king was noted for his devotion.

Mrs. Buttenwieser's dedication and devotion to the community was notable as she remained an active participant on the Board well into her later years.