Sentence examples for a devout reader from inspiring English sources

A devout reader of magazines like Maxim and Gourmet, Mr. McGlynn drops about $150 a month on clothes from stores like Kenneth Cole and Bergdorf Goodman in Manhattan, and on grooming products like Aveda hair balms.

It took a while to find an open-minded translator of Orthodox Jewish background who could translate the book using language that would appeal to a devout reader, says Ribner.

But I remain a devout reader.

The most interesting alternative, HiveMind, is currently in the process of being built by a devout Google Reader user Francis Cleary, but has yet to launch.

Sharon, a devout Bible reader, is different from most Michael Jackson fans who are still mourning his death because she is convinced that Michael Jackson is alive.

"If history records good things of good men, the thoughtful reader is encouraged to imitate what is good; if it records evil of wicked men, the devout reader is encouraged to avoid all that is sinful and perverse".

The great truth was that large numbers of Republican voters, especially less educated ones, weren't constitutional originalists, libertarian free traders, members of the Federalist Society, or devout readers of the Wall Street Journal editorial page.

As devout readers of this rag already know, once every 12 months we release an issue of Vice bursting at the seams with everything you need to know about the current state of fashion.

While everyone else was completely flipping out about the Red Wedding on Sunday night, it seems that these devout readers of George R.R. Martin's series were not quite phased by the massacre that ended "The Rains of Castamere".

Because I became a devout -- even obsessive -- New Yorker reader in 1958, I discovered the Montreal-born/Paris-based Gallant in what could be considered her glory years, years during which she eventually began writing about her autobiographical stand-in Linnet Muir.

My mother, against all odds given where she came from, is a devout liberal, an autodidact, and a voracious reader.