Sentence examples for devoted constituency from inspiring English sources

Davie and the Fighting Irish really have to win for a large and devoted constituency, as Sister Patrica Jean Garver demonstrated.

Silent films have always had a devoted constituency among history-minded cinema enthusiasts, and aficionados of the form will tell you that directors and actors cultivated an artistry in those dialogue-free movies that was lost when talkies displaced them.

Mr Duncan Smith expressed "great sadness" at his death on Saturday, describing him as "a great servant of the Conservative party, a devoted constituency member for Shipley, and a very good friend".

The crazies have a devoted constituency, and Fox News is their microphone.

Between his government and Modi's, Ramesh said, there was a strain of continuity, a constituency devoted to economic growth at all costs.

Bombón knows his constituency.

Reports suggest this reflected frustration among some members that he had not devoted enough time to the constituency while the standards inquiry was going on.

In the months that followed, the former charity campaigner focused on his new position as chairman of the House of Commons home affairs select committee and devoted even more time to his constituency, Southampton Itchen.

New accusations this week may be the most damaging yet for the mayor, Bob Filner, a former chairman of the House Committee on Veterans Affairss, because they come from military veterans, a constituency to which he has devoted much of his time in public service.

Over time they saw that she was devoted to create genuine alliances, partnerships her constituency grew within the company.

The two dominant political groups, the Catholics and the Socialists, were more devoted to protecting the interests of their own constituencies than to promoting the public good or preserving democracy.