Sentence examples for devoted defenders from inspiring English sources

The Constitution Project, meeting for its annual dinner at the Mayflower Hotel, is a group of devoted defenders of the Constitution -- the kind of folks who ardently defend basic rights no matter how popular or unpopular, and regardless of politics.

Since then, they have been among my most devoted defenders, and they erupt in indignation if they hear any of my books criticized.

Opposing defenses have respected Shockey's explosive potential, jamming him at the line of scrimmage and sometimes devoting two defenders to containing him.

Opponents of the administration made it a chief point of attack; defenders extolled it: President Bush devoted more than 50 speeches to its virtues, 7 in one 17-day stretch in July 2001 alone.

There will be fewer federal public defenders to go around, and individual defenders will devote less time to each case they are assigned.

It was especially chilling that the killer's defenders included lawyers who are supposedly devoted to the rule of law.

"That means they really only devote resources to public defenders during those trial terms.

They were devoted to states' rights and small government and came to be the chief defenders of slavery, only to remake themselves a century later into the champions of black civil rights and the foremost advocates of federal power.

The off-season was devoted to strengthening her body to contend with inevitable double- and triple-teams and to hardening her resolve to shoot with defenders hanging on her like tinsel.

"For Tom Drake, a man who loves his country and has devoted most of his life to serving it, this is particularly painful," said his lawyer, James Wyda, the federal public defender for Maryland.

How devoted?