Sentence examples for devoted companionship from inspiring English sources
Yes, your heart wants Love, devoted companionship, and a harmonious home.
He was devoted to his wife Margaret, who died in 1986, after 46 years of happiness and companionship.
He devoted a chapter in the latter book to the replacement of sex in marriage by companionship and caring.
Individual consumers and their families, unlike agencies, can enjoy exemption from the new rules if they hire a caregiver who is primarily providing "companionship," defined as "fellowship and protection" with no more than 20 percent of the time devoted to other household duties such as meal preparation.
As has been documented elsewhere, Beckett also devoted extensive thought and reading to a play about Dr. Johnson; in particular, about his long companionship with Hester Thrale and the fracture between them caused by her being widowed and remarried — "she had none of that need to suffer, or necessity of suffering, that he had," Beckett remarks in a letter of 1937.
For Ignatius, such service means companionship with Jesus, a walking and sharing with him in a life grounded in and devoted to love of others.
He "liked" a handful of other Facebook pages, including a tourism page for Virginia Beach, another for the musician Rey Ruiz and a page devoted to Chinese Cresteds, described by the American Kennel Club as a "fine-boned, elegant toy dog that craves human companionship".
Much of the document is devoted to a detailed exposition of how a lifelong partnership between two people has the potential bring joy, comfort and companionship.
Wonderful neighbor, devoted friend.
Always devoted to family.
