Sentence examples for devoted fellow from inspiring English sources

Fortunately for Hawking, Jane Felicity Joness), a comely, devoted fellow student, has fallen for his brain, and for his kindness; she marries him, gives him children, and (mostly) stands by him.

The New York Academy of Medicine records with sorrow the death of Dr. Herbert G. Cohen, a devoted Fellow of the Academy for 54 years.

After describing this unhappy shift, Mr. Edmundson's remaining essays are devoted to "fellow students" and "fellow teachers".

Christian Bengtson saw his twin brother, Ivan, injured in Afghanistan and lost his faith in the mission there, yet emerged devoted to his fellow soldiers.

With his devoted wife and fellow ICI Trustee Sydie Lansing constantly at his side, Gerrit's caring leadership, passion for and knowledge of art, and extraordinary generosity have provided the foundation upon which ICI has thrived.

Nash's life is hardly mentioned in the captions, as if he didn't have one, and a whole room is devoted to his fellow artists in the Unit One group – Hepworth, Moore, the Edwards Burra and Wadsworth – when their work is available in galleries upstairs.

Orphan Black Sarah (Tatiana Maslany) questions whether Alison (also Maslany) is still devoted to her fellow sister clones in this new episode of the sci-fi drama.

The library fellows devoted their days to contemplating, reading and writing in glass- and oak-paneled offices equipped with computers and louvered hardwood blinds that snapped shut for privacy.

They chose, instead, to remember the man they knew — the supremely even-keeled colleague, widely liked by fellow troopers, devoted to the police and to his family.

He had been, if not a member of the Communist Party, one of its more devoted fellow-travellers.

A gallery at Tate Modern is devoted to portraits of fellow artists such as Léger and Miró, and they are jaw-dropping in their virtuosity.