Sentence examples for share a devotion from inspiring English sources

The two artists appear in separate rooms, but they share a devotion to energetically animated abstraction.

But the two organizations share a devotion to the idea that society benefits when more is made public.

Buy-one-give-one enterprises share a devotion to the goodness of profit and the profitability of goodness.

But they share a devotion to what they both called fearlessness in acting — "Did you see Hope last night?" Mr. Gandolfini said to Mr. Daniels.

Both places share a devotion to lacquered reptile, buckles shaped like scorpions, animal-print Lycra, big hair and the Spanish Inquisition-y hiss of the branding iron.

In the British catalog, Karen Armstrong, who has written widely about the Abrahamic religions, minimizes the scale of Islamist violence by suggesting that each religion has its dangerous extremists, but more important, she argues, is that the faiths share a devotion to the ideal of transcendence through holy texts.

Like Mourinho and Guardiola, Villas-Boas shares a devotion to preparation and thoroughness.

He is aided immeasurably by his equally humble wife, O-Lan, whom whem he shares a devotion to the land, to duty, and to survival.

Like Mourinho and Guardiola, he shares a devotion to preparation and thoroughness, and that will be one of the major changes at Chelsea, after the more relaxed reign of predecessor Carlo Ancelotti.

Both film-makers also shared a devotion to Nicholas Ray, and Jarmusch was Ray's personal assistant during the period that Wenders was filming Lightning Over Water (1980), his documentary on Ray.

The Intronati were an élite cenacle of scholars who shared a devotion to vernacular literature; passionate republicanism tempered by contempt for the common man; flamboyant misogyny qualified by awe for women's supposedly insatiable sexual appetites; hatred of clerical hypocrisy; youthful Weltschmerz; and a fervor for sodomy that, at least in Vignali's case, bordered on the evangelical.