Sentence examples for a devoted constituency from inspiring English sources
Silent films have always had a devoted constituency among history-minded cinema enthusiasts, and aficionados of the form will tell you that directors and actors cultivated an artistry in those dialogue-free movies that was lost when talkies displaced them.
Mr Duncan Smith expressed "great sadness" at his death on Saturday, describing him as "a great servant of the Conservative party, a devoted constituency member for Shipley, and a very good friend".
The crazies have a devoted constituency, and Fox News is their microphone.
Davie and the Fighting Irish really have to win for a large and devoted constituency, as Sister Patrica Jean Garver demonstrated.
A career's worth of often inspired ideological improvisation has left him politically homeless as well, without a devoted, uncritical constituency.
As the number of surviving practitioners of Yiddish theater, a culture that once thrived along Second Avenue on the Lower East Side and is now kept alive by a small but devoted core constituency of participants and fans, dwindles, the theatrical section of the cemetery is filling up.
He became a devoted family man, with two daughters and three sons, of whom Robin became MP for his same constituency of Worcester in last month's general election.
He lost a devoted reader.
A devoted husband and father.
A devoted sister to Claire.
