Edited with proper devotion by the poetry editor of The New Yorker.
Can a man or a woman fulfill a sacred devotion to thought, or music, or art, or literature, while fulfilling a proper devotion to spouse or children?
DVDs, CDs, T-shirts, memorabilia and a spinoff concert tour have provided ardent adherents with the relics, icons and apostolic encounters necessary for proper devotion.
It was a guarantee, beyond Maria's avowed devotion to Rose, that proper care would be taken.
He's a pop music constant, with his undying stylishness, his unfading anger, his never-ending devotion to what he deems "proper" music, whether soul, rock, house, folk or R'n'B.
We need a proper survey of public opinion, not a slavish devotion to TV audience figures.
In the meantime, no one can argue with the principle of the Red Knights that men of wealth who have a record of support, even devotion to the meaning of Manchester United, mythic right and proper persons indeed, should repossess the destiny of a great football club.
One of the things for which I will never forgive the last Labour government was its devotion to vocational training, frequently substituting that for proper academic subjects.
It was a laboratory maze for the Breadman people, a test of their devotion and a method of schooling them in the proper rituals.
Zionist hooligans broke the theatre windows, and the government imposed a special tax on their show, because it was in Yiddish and not in Hebrew, the proper language of the new state.A need for rootsMs Lux's devotion to her enterprise was complete.
The epic Bhagavadgita (or Gita) describes jnana-marga, the way of knowledge (study of philosophical texts and contemplation); karma-marga, the way of action (proper performance of one's religious and ethical duties); and bhakti-marga, the way of devotion and self-surrender to God.
