Sentence examples for one of devotion from inspiring English sources

It was a complex phrase, offering both care and dejection, dependence and separation, but its resolution was one of devotion.

A government has only one kind of devotion -- towards nation.

'Total Devotion' Cited "His story at the Boychoir School is one of total devotion to the boys and dedication to the best interests of the school," Mr. Howard wrote.

Maxwell's biographer and friend, Lewis Campbell, adopted an uncharacteristic reticence on the subject of Katherine, though describing their married life as "one of unexampled devotion".

The story of Levine at the Met is one of inexhaustible devotion.

To all the jokey marketing (a cookbook?) and publicity about the show (each time a cast member sneezes, there are eighteen Times articles about it), we may say "Basta!," but the show itself continues to pull us in; our marriage to this mob is one of such devotion that we even put up with a sixteen-month hiatus between the last two seasons.

Devdutt Pattnaik's work covers anthropology, philosophy, and art but speaks to us ultimately in one simple voice, of devotion.

It's an almost unheard-of situation, and one based on an intense level of devotion on her friend's part.

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.

The story is one of dogged doggy devotion, contrasted with human fickleness and cruelty.

In memory of Doris Glick whose marriage to Louis of more than 60 years was one of deep love, devotion, adoration and mutual respect.