Sentence examples for sincere devotion to from inspiring English sources

I would say two things: sincere love and a sincere devotion to liberty..

I would say two things: sincere love and a sincere devotion to liberty...

There can be no doubt of Lincoln's deep and sincere devotion to the cause of personal freedom.

Norma will be remembered for her eloquent writing, her charming sense of humor, and her sincere devotion to her friends.

As in "Restrepo," their sincere devotion to duty, and their interest in making a difference in an unfortunate part of the world, is challenged by a pervasive sense of the enterprise's difficulty.

As in "Restrepo," he said, the men's "sincere devotion to duty, and their interest in making a difference in an unfortunate part of the world, is challenged by a pervasive sense of the enterprise's difficulty".

Despite the sincerest devotion to and love of movies, the movies aren't the subject of the writing, but the pretext.

Her Ashley is a frank, blunt, sardonic professional — a rising freelance photographer — who, for all her practical composure, takes a crushing hit from his breathtakingly flip abandonment of her, not least because, as Perry has written the role, Ashley's very self-image is bound up with her sincere romantic devotion to Philip and her belief in his art.

But when Ms. Sweet begins the perky cabaletta that follows, which in English is rendered, "No words can tell the measure of my sincere devotion," it's impossible to understand the words if you are not following the printed text.

It is odd, even a little goofy, and utterly sincere in its devotion to the products and the cooking of one of France's least-known, least-touristed regions, Gascony.

While those kitschy trinkets are abundant, they seem to have less to do with the spirit of Lourdes than does the sincere devotion of the people who drink from them.