Sentence examples for the devotion is from inspiring English sources

The devotion is entirely deserved.

But she added, "The devotion is to the Virgin Mary herself, not a tree stump".

The devotion is so complete that residents of the city are often described not as fans, but as sufferers of a disease.

The final track, "Sweetest Devotion", ends with a tiny sliver of what appears to be a very young child's voice - suggesting the devotion is directed primarily at Adele's son.

"And sometimes, the devotion isn't rational and people think that you're crazy.

The devotion is no different than that had by any other artist -- a concert pianist, a writer, a researcher: It is a commitment to our talents; a refusal to let them go to waste.

The devotion was isolating, Dr. McGlashan remembers, creating a mostly private world of mystery and awe.

Among the subsequent promoters of the devotion was Pope Sixtus IV, who introduced it at Rome c. 1479, and the celebrated 16th-century mystic St. Teresa of Avila.

Veneration of Our Lady of Guadalupe has been particularly strong among women, especially in Mexico, and since at least the early 18th century the devotion was spread throughout the world by the Jesuits and other religious.

The devotion was fostered by Carthusian and Jesuit priests and promoted by St. Francis de Sales and became popular following the disclosure of private revelations to a French Visitandine nun, St. Margaret Mary Alacoque, in the late 17th century.

Stylistically, the Devotions is an example of 17th-century devotional writing, and has been compared by Roger Rollin, professor of literature at Clemson University, to the Holy Sonnets and considered, in effect, a sequel.