His life was balanced constantly between the necessities of memory & of deliberate forgetfulness--on one side, his devotion to his father & what he stood for, & on the other, his obligation to forgive.
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That's when a sense of isolation can set in, she said, and erode one's devotion to chastity.
It was a complex phrase, offering both care and dejection, dependence and separation, but its resolution was one of devotion.
No one understands devotion to life, nor exhaustion, better than he, nor that Nature has willed it so, and that true industry and the heartfelt wish to produce work have their source in seasons of inertia.
It is the specific test of one's devotion to freedom to help organizations whose first act if they were ever to attain power would be to abolish organizations like the American Civil Liberties Union.
But in the Bab al-Aziziya compound, there was only one message: devotion to Gaddafi and hatred of Nato and Libya's rebel opposition.
AMONG collectors of motorcycles, the pursuit of a specific model -- even a Japanese bike of fairly recent vintage -- can challenge the limits of one's devotion to an already passionate hobby.
While the cost of a rink is minimal, maintaining one requires devotion: layers of water that are meticulously applied to plastic sheeting or straight onto a winter-brown lawn in December must be hosed down almost daily until March.
But in the monumental lyric collections that have been preserved, and in the many stray verses still circulating among educated Hindus in India as so-called subhāṣitas ("well-turned" couplets), the more common topics are praise of the god of one's devotion and the vagaries of love.
