Sentence examples for tradition of devotion from inspiring English sources

Similar poets, in the tradition of devotion to the god Vishnu, also belonged to this early period.

The long family tradition of devotion to church and state, excellence in scholarship, incorruptibility, conservatism, idealism, reliability, and generosity became deeply ingrained in Planck's own life and work.

They're threaded almost invisibly through contemporary culture, kept in shape by a combination of tradition and devotion, like good hand-stitching.

Baaba Maal, the dynamic Senegalese singer, regards ancient musical traditions with a religious sense of devotion.

Such a manifestation of the sacred a phenomenon that Eliade called a "hierophany"—subsequently becomes an object of devotion in a religious tradition.

The officers, Board of Directors, and staff of UJA-Federation of New York mourn the passing of Doris Slatkin, beloved sister of Jean Steinberg, whose family has fostered a long tradition of philanthropic generosity, commitment, and devotion that has enabled us to enrich the Jewish community worldwide.

There is a long tradition of eulogising good officials, whose devotion and sacrifice is held up as a public model.

A person may alternatively be following a tradition or culture that requires introspection and so does it out of devotion.

There is a fifth strand that contributes to the unity of Hindu experience through time: bhakti ("sharing" or "devotion"), a broad tradition of a loving God that is especially associated with the lives and words of vernacular poet-saints throughout India.

It is a matter of devotion.

The Donnas inspire this kind of devotion.