Sentence examples for sudden devotion from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the incentive of avoiding the draft often encourages a sudden devotion to studies among 17-year-old males.

At least part of Clearwire's financial woes can be attributed to their sudden devotion to rolling out an LTE network.

Most people, he added, considered the sudden religious devotion a passing phase and assumed the men around Mr. Derwish would settle on some middle course eventually.

Some WSPU members were outraged by this sudden rigid devotion to the government, the leadership's perceived abandonment of efforts to win the vote for women, and questions about how funds collected on behalf of suffrage were being managed with regard to the organisation's new focus.

Proving His Love And Devotion Sudden Mischief — by Robert B. Parker (G.P. Putnam's Sons, $22.95).

This doesn't represent a sudden rush of filial devotion; it represents a radical reduction in opportunities to leave the nest.

Margaret: The intensity of his devotion felt a little sudden to me.

But in spite of our steadfast devotion to ethics, all of a sudden our carefully-crafted lies have been turning up real.

We recommend "Only a Girl," in which an older man muses on the devotion of his younger girlfriend only to conclude, with sudden shock, that she might be in it for the money.

I have great devotion to her. (THE SPINNING HEART) "'I am damned,' thinks Bunny Munro in a sudden moment of self-awareness reserved for those who are soon to die".

Many of the displays offer a collective act of devotion born from the unpredictability of life itself — car crashes, freak accidents, illnesses, murders, the incomprehensible sudden death of a child.