Sentence examples for what devotion from inspiring English sources
The man scares off the mongrel and Victor thinks: "What devotion!
By Walker Gibson The New Yorker, December 16, 1950 P. 90 With what devotion he obeys View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Joan Acocella.
The closing minutes are preserved now on video, and as you watch Waitz trot those last 50 yards, cheering Lebow on before they cross the line and collapse into an emotional embrace, you can see what she had to summon -- what tenacity, what devotion, what powerful grace of spirit -- just to spend 26.2 miles slowing down.
Quick lunch! the neon cries, and I Rigid over the land they stride, From other shores, and from our own sometimes With what devotion he obeys One praises where one can the scenes of Sport, I know a man whose daily breakfasts lasts.
Even though I grew up in a Shia household that was fairly well-versed in an understanding of Islam, I have nevertheless always been fascinated by what devotion to Hussain means for those who participate in the various rituals that occur around the annual muharram remembrance ceremonies.
By now I had somehow gotten past my nausea and altitude problems and was able to complete the trek quite comfortably, but the sight of a few Tibetans making a full circumambulation of the base -- about 35 miles -- really gave me a sense of what true devotion was.
Each of these words presents the critic with a little puzzle of devotion: What was it about this particular package of syllables?
The husband had a series of affairs years earlier, so what seems like devotion is also a desire to pay her back and to ease his own remorse.
What started as devotion to American cooking has turned into a one-woman crusade to get families back to the dinner table.
What Europe's devotion to humanism does mean, however, is a determination, no matter the circumstances, to stand firm and not abandon the fundamentals of European civilisation and European unification.
