Sentence examples for on the devotion from inspiring English sources

AOL's historic success is based on the devotion of its users to AOL chat rooms and other ways of communicating with one another.

We recommend "Only a Girl," in which an older man muses on the devotion of his younger girlfriend only to conclude, with sudden shock, that she might be in it for the money.

A former coal executive who remains far less known among Indiana voters, Mr. Mourdock lauded Tea Party members for their support and grew teary-eyed when reflecting on the devotion of a large Tea Party group he addressed several years ago.

"I know I can count on the devotion of police officers, gendarmes, soldiers and you, representatives of the nation," Hollande said in the televised speech.

Meanwhile, Paramount's campaign shrewdly made use of such moments as a death-defying airplane stunt, selling the film in part on the devotion of the people who made it.

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

Baltzell's thesis was that the Quakers placed more emphasis on being good, kind, and understanding, while the Puritans put greater value on success and the devotion to their chosen vocations.

Still, anyone who's ever fallen hard for a silly movie can admire the devotion on display here.

Then there are her constant companions, her cats, on whom she lavishes the devotion of a lover.

There is a sense of a 74-year-old man staring down the barrel of his own mortality, and Garfield recalls the "devotion" on Scorsese's face throughout production: "How amazing [it was] to hang out with him when he was figuring all this stuff out".

(Very early on, Fucked Up garnered the devotion of punk fans who also loved fat hairy men, so I guess one negative side effect of the weed is that it cost the band some of its fanbase!).