Sentence examples similar to a committed lover from inspiring English sources

Its lyrics express "unbridled lust" and love-making with a wholly committed lover.

Gillian retired in 2008 but took up learning the cello in 2011, and was a committed dog lover.

To my mind, his selections are so delicious they bespeak not only an impeccable palate but also the passion of a committed wine lover -- from Alain Demon's suave Cote Roannaise to Didier Champalou's finely tuned Vouvrays to the galaxy of hand-crafted Beaujolais, silky, compact, vibrant with fruit.

Bernd Heinrich, professor emeritus at the University of Vermont, wrote "The Geese of Beaver Pond" and is a committed lover of geese.

He's just thirty, and when he got sick when the lesions began to show and he was bleeding and had difficulty walking his overly verbal, politically but not personally committed lover, Louis Ironson James McArdlee), left him, unable to deal with the presumed inevitable.

He's just thirty, and when he got sick — when the lesions began to show and he was bleeding and had difficulty walking — his overly verbal, politically but not personally committed lover, Louis Ironson James McArdlee), left him, unable to deal with the presumed inevitable.

A committed supporter and lover of all the arts, Mr. Greenfield's special devotion was to opera, and in particular, to the support of the emerging careers of young vocal artists.

When a person in a committed relationship takes a secret second lover, it forms a love triangle.

Poet Robert Louis Stevenson once said: "Wine is bottled poetry" Pairing food and wine is a science catering to individual tastes no matter if you're an acclaimed sommelier, a committed enthusiast or an occasional wine lover.

He emerges as a committed Republican, a libertarian, a huge fan of Ron Paul, a gun lover and believer in national security with a tendency to suggest that anyone who thinks otherwise deserves to be shot.

A committed churchgoer.