Sentence examples for a devoted public from inspiring English sources

Born of Italian immigrants in Astoria, NY, Judge DiPaola spent most of his career as a devoted public servant.

Mr. Kruger's "criminal conduct was but the smallest part in the life of one who was a devoted public servant".

The playwright had close, admiring relatives and friends, a devoted public and a series of intense affairs with unavailable gay men.

Longwood was in a sharply different position, with a devoted public, a generous endowment and the largest and most-visited conservatory in the United States.

While Betancourt portrays herself as a devoted public servant, "fighting with all my strength," most everyone else in Colombian politics is portrayed as self-serving, corrupt or both.

I suppose I should disclose that Power is a friend as well as a devoted public servant, but my personal bias for her aside, there can be no question about her fierce devotion and intellectual power.

His moment in the spotlight came last Friday, when he ingeniously gave a interview to the New Yorker where he asserted that he was a selfless, devoted public servant.

Well, "when did authors sell more books to a more devoted public than John Grisham, Dan Brown, Tom Clancy, Nora Roberts, Stephen King or Steig Larsson?" Gottschall asks.

But also because you are a good man and an intelligent and devoted public servant, I know you will do a good job.

Is she doing it as the obvious next step in a lifetime of devoted public service or are we witnessing a particularly grisly episode in the world's most over-analyzed marital melodrama?

She was a devoted New York City public school teacher who, ahead of her time, worked with special needs children in diverse educational settings and hospitals.