Sentence examples for and become a devoted from inspiring English sources

In prison, he has attended substance abuse classes and become a devoted reader of self-help books from the prison library.

Jobs would later apologize for his behavior and went on to marry another woman and become a devoted father, but the film doesn't allow this to redeem him.

In 1934, the American artist Harry Holtzman visited Mondrian in Paris and became a devoted disciple.

Redfern bought an advanced Voigtländer camera, attended a Jazz at the Philharmonic concert in Hamburg that included Dizzy Gillespie and Oscar Peterson and became a devoted fan.

He found that the simplest English was spoken during sports broadcasts, and became a devoted fan of the Royals, not because the team was good — "Like many of you Royals fans, I was sort of . . .

Upon her husband's retirement after 34 years in the Foreign Service, Cornelia drew on her Chinese language and painting skills and became a devoted docent, supporter and participant in the museum family at the Smithsonian Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery of Asian Art.

UB's attempt to foil this diabolical scheme is very nearly foiled when the Man's minion, Mr. Feather Chris Kattann), dispatches a White She-Devil (Denise Richards) to ensnare our hero, who soon trades in his fly threads for corduroys and polo sweaters and becomes a devoted watcher of NBC's super-pale Must-See TV sitcom line-up.

Fifteen years earlier, Weide had read "Prognosis Negative" and loved it, and had become a devoted fan of David's standup.

He has befriended many zen masters along the way and has become a devoted practitioner of "zen daoism".

And, far worse, he had become a devoted communist.

He rose from the ashes of the Holocaust to become a devoted family man and exemplary role model.