Sentence examples for unquestioning devotion from inspiring English sources
The saddest thing may be what appears to be her unquestioning devotion to her parents.
Once there she was comforted by the familiar atmosphere and their unquestioning devotion, but she could not keep her mind off her own dilemma.
What made the opera and its performers so attractive was unquestioning devotion to Verdi's fresh, forthright songfulness set to rollicking accompaniments and oom-pah bass.
Yet, even at this hour, leaders on both sides of the Atlantic seem determined to handcuff fiscal policies — the main tools that can increase jobs, consumer demand and economic growth — with an unquestioning devotion to rigid austerity.
With his 48 million Beliebers, Justin has passed into a realm somewhere beyond mere celebrity – a place where no misdemeanour, however transparently wrong, could dent the unquestioning devotion of the Beliebers.
In these plays the British characters are typically weak and sickly (Tim Crouch's "England") or cynical and ineffectual (David Hare's "Vertical Hour"), and they are in thrall with the Americans who, in the case of "Drunk Enough," demand unquestioning devotion.
"No guitarist deserves such unquestioning blind devotion," Reyes wrote.
What he means is that, in the heat of battle, the men will look out for one another with a simple, unquestioning, sacrificial devotion stronger than the bonds of home or family.
The Negro's devotion to him is complete and unquestioning.
He's the strong, silent type; his dignity is unassailable; his formality, politeness, and reserve are ironclad; his patience is endless; his devotion is boundless; his service is unreserved and unquestioning; and his talents — literary, musical, artistic — are formidable.
Many Japanese are indeed discovering things to love about their country these days, but aikokushin, say worried liberals, implies devotion to a particular idea of Japan: as a uniquely entitled nation supported by hard-working but unquestioning citizens.
