Sentence examples for very devotion from inspiring English sources

There may be nothing more mysterious in human nature than the compulsion to turn our ideals, to turn our very devotion, towards violent and murderous ends.

And by her senior year Norris had become close friends with, among others, the feminist Andrea Dworkin and begun writing poetry in earnest, taking advantage of the college's very real devotion to serious art.

A very deep devotion and partnership grew up between them.

To read them rather wearies the soul, but it is this very slavish devotion that is fast turning Barrowman into the kind of icon future fan conventions will welcome forever more.

"Superintendent Gross has shown that very same devotion to the city's residents and has decades of his own experience to guide him".

Lady Soames would later write at affectionate length in her memoir, A Daughter's Tale, about Maryott "Moppet" Whyte's powerful, positive influence on her childhood, and her very special devotion to "Nana".

A group that comes together to defend the profound importance of common cause on common ground, while allowing still for our very varied devotion to different trails, and particular questions.

Indeed, from the very earliest days, devotion to this saint has been carefully cultivated.

Unfortunately, the overall effect is not very illuminating, presuming devotion rather than creating it.

The most powerful message of the day was the importance of including young people in prayer so that the very act of devotion to God may become a consolidation of young people's place in society.

"They were very earnest in their devotion to the United States of America.