Sentence examples for committed devotees from inspiring English sources

Nor is it only for committed devotees willing to spend their lives meditating in rural Iowa.

It is no longer, as Brand often says, "for weird, old hippies". Nor is it only for committed devotees willing to spend their lives meditating in rural Iowa.

It took Nintendo six full years after the release of Sony's Playstation to switch its own games to disks, a stubbornness that only stiffened the resolve of its most committed devotees.

It also charged that he ordered the killings -- eventually committed by another Hare Krishna devotee -- because the victims threatened to reveal that he sexually abused minors.

For as many examples of communities of bhakti devotees who are committed to this, there are many times more who have tried and failed, their sincerity unable to overcome the inertia of the most difficult parts of human nature, and there are some communities and practitioners who are completely oblivious to their inherent ecological responsibility as human beings.

(Moore may have committed other, real crimes, but his devotees didn't find out about those allegations of sexually assaulting teen girls until after he'd won the Republican nomination). Arpaio's crime and the conviction fit his brand.

Church officials are well aware of high profile criminal cases in which devotees of the skeleton saint have committed abominable crimes in the name of Saint Death.

He and his wife are devotees of Free-Range Kids, a movement committed to rolling back the excesses of the helicopter-parent era.

Gibbs, meanwhile, is portrayed as devotee to the Obama cause and tirelessly committed to protecting the now president-elect's image.

The more I looked, the more I found that yoga, at least in America, was a lot like the fashionista universe -- committed to a pecking order among gurus, an "in" crowd of devotees, and a finely calibrated list of dos and don'ts.

A devotee of convention in nearly every respect, she committed herself to form, which during the high moment of the confessional poets seemed anachronistic enough to count as new-fashioned.