Sentence examples for public devotion from inspiring English sources

(As well it might, given the consequences of public devotion).

There has been a remarkable demonstration of the public devotion to the throne.

For all its public devotion to innovation, the computer industry has been unwilling to break one rule -- it takes a keyboard and mouse to use a home computer.

In New Mexico, however, the market for santos remained local; the sacred objects were used either for personal devotion or public devotion in churches, Ms. Pierce said.

Still, we dutifully participate in this mass ritual of public devotion, paying extra for the prix fixe while packed elbow to elbow with others when it would be way more romantic to have a great restaurant mostly to ourselves the next night.

The armies of the Puritans had their appointed Chaplains; but without these there would have been no lack of public devotion in that devout age.

That is not a reflection of Sky's excellent coverage, rather simple economics – more people watch stuff when it is free – and the slow unshackling of the public's devotion to the sport.

The underage beer-guzzling is as quaint today as the lines of pristine Mustangs and Firebirds or the public displays of devotion to Judas Priest, a devotion that remained unshaken and sincere even after the definitive anti-hagiography that was 1984's This Is Spinal Tap.

To Sosis, this suggested that what mattered most was the frequent public display of devotion.

"The real continuity lies in theme, cadence and form rather than in public professions of devotion".

Alice's public spirit and devotion to education made her an invaluable member of the board, which she joined in 2000 as a representative of WNET in New York.