Sentence examples for some devotion from inspiring English sources

He showed some devotion to the autonomy of local government, a doomed concept at that time.

Connelly clearly takes an earnest intensity into work every day and set about researching her role in The Day the Earth Stood Still with some devotion.

For some, devotion has not been synonymous with fidelity: Mr. Saks confessed that he had a fling with the Jets, during that moment when Broadway Joe Namath seems to have captured no small number of Giant fans.

Linebeck finally shows some devotion when he fights off Bellum while Link wakes up.

If it will be a Christmas gift, get one that features more on the Christmas story (Some have some devotions in the back).

During his reign Thutmose showed some personal devotion to the Aton, which would feature in his grandson Akhenaton's religious revolution (see Akhenaton).

The task not a very pressing one is made more difficult by the fact that some bhakti (devotion) religions have developed the poetics of love poetry into a kind of theology, a phenomenon quite characteristic of Bengal Krishnaism (see below Indo-Aryan literatures: 12th 18th century).

A leader who will make aware an all-too-often disinterested public of what's at stake, and unites the concerns of the private sector with the policy-making abilities of the public sector to create a society that respects the needs of law enforcement without compromising the privacy of its citizens out of some blind devotion to those agencies.

I'm doing it as a kind of devotion, some kind of quasi-religious experience for myself, a ceremony.

"We heard some of the Devotion on a jukebox the other day and didn't even recognise it!" Victoria laughs.

It is a measure of the devotion some people show towards the only two men to have ruled this secretive communist state.