Sentence examples for of the devotion from inspiring English sources

The nauhas are a critical part of the devotion.

The secret of the devotion to this cult hit is as layered as the love for it.

He had thought of himself as lord of his beneficent world, assured of the devotion of the others.

"We heard some of the Devotion on a jukebox the other day and didn't even recognise it!" Victoria laughs.

If old, blobbish Pluto could inspire such fervor, think of the devotion that new, high-res Pluto, with its ice mountains and possible cryovolcanoes, might command.

Among the subsequent promoters of the devotion was Pope Sixtus IV, who introduced it at Rome c. 1479, and the celebrated 16th-century mystic St. Teresa of Avila.

Thanks to the devotion of the clinical teams, I survived.

"They're, to be honest, more attracted to the tradition, to the liturgical tradition, to some of the devotions of the church, rosaries, novenas and eucharistic adoration.

He has lost the attention of the world, the devotion of his people and no doubt his television audience, too.

Giangola is hardly inventing the devotion of fans like Hege.

This brought them the devotion of their authors.