Sentence examples for own devotion from inspiring English sources

That is one reason, he has said, for his own devotion to physical fitness.

Let's just hope his own devotion to the footlights remains undimmed.

Increasingly his interest turned to Jewish history, as his own devotion to Judaism grew.

This is the egomania of the fan: to expect gratitude in equal proportion to his own devotion.

She mocks her own devotion to acting ("I feel alive when I'm acting. It's tragic, but true").

Their own devotion to the gods of permutation led them to invite the Irish to pummel them.

Dorothea thinks that her own devotions aren't enough to raise Jamie, and her sense of self-doubt is itself creative: she recruits Abbie and Julie to help her raise him.

Other individuals find the opposite to be the case; for them, the public and fixed occasions for worship lack meaning and intimacy, and they thus need to frame their own prayers, engage in their own devotions, and anticipate the appearance of the holy to themselves alone.

Those achievements bore the stamp of the emperor's own silent devotion to duty.

One of the painting's owners reflects on her own situation: "Devotion made her resentful...

Anderson implies another dimension to his own cinephilic devotion — a dimension that, however, he doesn't build back into his own film.