Sentence examples for as being devoted from inspiring English sources

Some spoke of Protestantism as being devoted to the right of private judgment.

You typically think about them as being devoted, above all, to their students.

Evans recalled Hastert as being devoted to wrestling to the point that he would travel across the country to learn a new wrestling move to give his wrestlers an advantage in Illinois.

Although most Japanese follow many Shinto traditions throughout life, they actually regard themselves as being devoted to their community's local shrine and kami, rather than to a countrywide religion.

In a 2002 Scientific American attack piece, Holdren characterized Lomborg's chapter on energy as being "devoted almost entirely to attacking the belief that the world is running out of energy," which "only a handful of environmental researchers, if any at all, believe this today".

I was pleased to hear the news this morning that the death penalty is losing favor, even in states we think of as being devoted to capital punishment.

In "Manning," as many pages are devoted to how Archie and Olivia raised their three sons as are devoted to Archie Manning's all-American career at quarterback and his 14 seasons in the N.F.L., most of them with the hapless New Orleans Saints.

✒Almost as many trees have been felled to bring us news of Jeremy Paxman's beard as were devoted to the massacre in Egypt.

And yet: "The various Clinton-related email scandals—her use of a private email server while secretary of state, as well as the DNC and John Podesta hacks—accounted for more sentences than all of Trump's scandals combined (65,000 vs. 40,000) and more than twice as many as were devoted to all of her policy positions," write Watts and Rothschild.

As for the founding fathers being devoted Christians, it isn't even necessary to look at the Wikileaks documents.

Outsiders are as baffled as followers are devoted.