Sentence examples for sort of devotion from inspiring English sources

And that sort of devotion does have its benefits.

Jamin Warren, founder of the video game magazine Kill Screen, says that this sort of devotion isn't so unusual.

Bands in the Coachella era don't really inspire the sort of devotion Guns N' Roses enjoyed in their peak years.

This dancehall reggae star turned pop star inspires a curious sort of devotion: people seem to love his songs more than they love him.

Soloist, orchestra, and conductor all performed with the sort of devotion that can still make a symphony concert of the conventional type an exciting event.

Not the usual approval of a writer whose work they admire, but ownership, a sort of devotion and sense that – gay or straight – Waters is ours, the women's writer, chronicler of our lives, passions and struggles.

This sort of reckless devotion to one's work is not solely the preserve of scientists.

Few films elicit the sort of cultish devotion that surrounds Love Actually.

We've both managed to be successful while maintaining a philanthropic side and giving pleasure to huge numbers of people, and both inspire a sort of slavish devotion.

If there is any artistic justice, the exhibition ought to inspire the sort of mobbish devotion that the Met show of Leonardo's drawings did two years ago.

Artists are supposed to learn from the old masters, but the sort of slavish devotion that works in a thesis show doesn't always hold up on the big stage.