Sentence examples for avowed devotion from inspiring English sources
It was a guarantee, beyond Maria's avowed devotion to Rose, that proper care would be taken.
On the face of it, it's impossible to reconcile SAC's avowed devotion to both legal and ethical behavior and the government's allegations.
The administration's vastly expensive farm bill was another measure that no free-trader would care to defend.Despite Mr Zoellick, and the Bush administration's avowed devotion to the principles of liberal commerce, the record in practice is mixed.
Earlier in the evening Bennett, who had made love for the first time with his high school dream girl Rose (Carey Mulligan), is avowing his devotion to her when the truck strikes.
His appearances at concerts (and his joy over a signed Ibanez bass gifted to him by Metallica bassist Robert Trujillo, then taken away by anti-corruption officials in 2013) and self-avowed devotion to the notions of change advocated in heavy metal lyrics earned him credibility as an anti-establishment every man.
That's a lot more dignified than Harley Quinn, who falls for an avowed mass murderer and proves her devotion to him, and her rejection of her professionalism, by donning little girl stripper drag.
For all his apparent and avowed classicism of characterized drama, for all his devotion to the realism of Balzac and Dreiser, Bellow is a modernist despite himself.
He is also an avowed and unabashed fan of the Boston Red Sox, having called his fandom "a deep devotion".
Fox's avowed goal is just as ecumenical in spirit: "to keep my ear open to that collective cry for Christ while throwing some light on the basic historical patterns and particularities of Americans' devotion to Jesus".
That is also France's avowed goal.
