Sentence examples for particular devotion from inspiring English sources

She let herself feel loved, in love, immersed in their particular devotion, however fleeting.

He showed particular devotion to the cult of St. Edward the Confessor, whose reputation for "peace" validated Richard's own search for "peace".

He wrote that despite his particular devotion to ants, he was often tempted by the pleasure of butterflies, "but not to kill and pin specimens".

This was a man who spent the Christmas of 1484 over-partying, and who liked to appear in a sea of silk banners of his own device, the white boar; but who also had a particular devotion to St Anthony the Hermit, patron of those who struggled against the sins of the flesh.

You may have heard that Coca-Cola once contained an ingredient capable of sparking particular devotion in consumers: cocaine.

A Sunni of no particular devotion, Hussein lived and worked in Beirut's Shia-dominated southern suburbs.

I mean, in particular, the devotion of otherwise bookish souls to the screen.

Each band had mastered the style it loved -- and the Datsuns in particular proved their devotion by squeezing into perilously tight pants -- but it wasn't clear why.

We also strive not to think of any of our holidays as particular times for devotion.

Devotion to particular rules can be fanatical.

The Amidist sects spawned cults that emphasized devotion to particular intercessory figures who had initially been considered ancillary in the overall Pure Land Buddhist pantheon.