Sentence examples for a devoted admirer. from inspiring English sources
She first met Anthony Powell in 1969, and became a devoted admirer and close friend.
This selection by a devoted admirer displays her social gifts and her "ironic, triumphant, mocking and game" voice, Lorrie Moore wrote here in 1999.
To the end of his life, Mr. Misch — who was a Soviet prisoner of war before returning to Germany in the mid-1950s — remained to all appearances a devoted admirer of the man he called "the boss".
Turner got an incredibly bad press in these later years; he was often mocked and derided, with even a devoted admirer, in the shape of John Ruskin, describing his work by 1846 as "indicative of mental disease".
The perfection of this quality, apart from other considerations, is found in the lacquerware of Emperor Qianlong (1735 96), a devoted admirer of this art, who employed it on a large scale for the furniture and fittings of his palaces, as well as for ceremonial and commemorative gifts.
Traylor's efforts exist because within days of making his first drawing, he acquired a devoted admirer: Charles Shannon (1914-96), a young white artist from Montgomery who began visiting him every week, bringing art supplies, buying some drawings and taking others for safekeeping, since it was apparent that they would otherwise not survive.
He, in particular, is a devoted friend.
Still, he was a devoted friend.
A close associate and deeply devoted admirer of David Ben-GurIsraelsrael's founding father, Mr. Peres shared his mentor's conviction that there could be no real peace between Israel and the Palestinian Arabs, at least not for several generations.
Dean Lennox Kelly even manages to invest the sententious Frank with a welcome touch of irony, Rebecca Johnson as Ethel conveys the passage of time through faintly arthritic movements, and there is first-rate support from Sally Tatum as their flighty daughter and from Tom McCall as her devoted admirer who, being a sea man, is for Coward inevitably a model of virtue.
