Sentence examples for remarkable devotion from inspiring English sources

JULIE LYNN EVANS, a well-known British psychotherapist, deals with troubled children with remarkable devotion and insight.

Even though Israel is often described as the only democracy in the Middle East, the Christian right's remarkable devotion to Israel is not necessarily driven by democratic principles.

Foster cites Camilla and Diana, Artemis and Callisto, and Iphis and Ianthe as examples of female mythological figures who showed remarkable devotion to each other, or defied gender expectations.

True, we have not created any jobs, per se (although Trixie of our group has kept many an STD clinic open late as a result of her remarkable devotion to what she insists is economic stimulus).

The more one thinks about Wilson's headstrong character and his antipathy to systematic thought, the more remarkable his devotion of so many years of his life to this book — which required him to learn both German and Russian.

We mourn a remarkable woman whose devotion to her family and energetic work in the greater community remain an inspiration.

He was a modest man with remarkable intellect and devotion to science, who set an example of excellence for his students and colleagues.

A dedicated professional in our organization, with her remarkable intelligence and devotion, she earned the respect and admiration of her many clients.

It took remarkable planning and phenomenal devotion – hallmarks of British Cycling under Peter Keen and Dave Brailsford – to win Sunday's race.

In the past there have sometimes been terrorist attacks, or threats have been so serious that the pilgrimage has been called off.The yatris' devotion is remarkable, but they feel no compunction about leaving some ugly marks on the landscape.

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