Sentence examples for warrant devotion from inspiring English sources
Perhaps when we speak of "meaning in life," we have in mind one or more of these related ideas: certain conditions that are worthy of great pride or admiration, values that warrant devotion and love, qualities that make a life intelligible, or ends apart from base pleasure that are particularly choice-worthy.
Whether or not the city's black and Hispanic communities' fears about police devotion are warranted, the killer's crimes live on in the grieving family members he left behind.
And, while regarding most Catholic ceremonies as riddled with dangerous superstition, he said of them: "Misplaced in circumstance, there is something in it of devotion: I could never heard the Ave Marie bell without an elevation, or thinke it a sufficient warrant, because they erred in one circumstance, for me to erre in all, that is in silence and dumbe contempt".
It means "total devotion".
This devotion is sincere.
This devotion confuses me.
The key word is devotion.
The devotion is entirely deserved.
They are usually proud of this devotion.
