Sentence examples for a devoted servant from inspiring English sources

Harry, who has been a devoted servant to Boris for nearly 40 years, tells writer how he got to know Boris, and about Boris' unhappy marriage.

The President, in his eulogy, declaring a day of national mourning, speaks of the Colonel's fatherly affection for his country, calling him a devoted servant of the people, a leader of men, and a dear friend.

Hardyment makes him a devoted servant of the deeply unchivalric Henry VI; I think he was at home in the eminently chivalric milieu of Edward IV, a king who was intensely interested in romances and in Arthur.

Weinberger was a devoted servant of bureaucratic self-interest, not an ideologue; and within the Pentagon bureaucracy, the principal self-interest was defending the Reagan increases in the military budget.

Cambacérès was the second most powerful figure in France, and a devoted servant to Napoleon, a position he maintained, Mr. Woloch argues, out of a mixture of motives: money, a genuine sense that there was no alternative, prestige, even a love of good food and wine, of which his status gave him a steady supply.

Flagg is described as "an accomplished sorcerer and a devoted servant of the Outer Dark", with supernatural abilities involving necromancy, prophecy, and influence over animal and human behavior.

But what at first seems to be an unalloyed virtue goes terribly wrong when Joseph becomes a no less devoted servant of Pharaoh.

Bates was considered a loyal and devoted servant to Catesby.

A French man just sent me an email signed with "your devoted servant".

The fine mezzo-soprano Maria Zifchak was an unusually impassioned Suzuki, Butterfly's devoted servant.

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