Sentence examples for devoted group from inspiring English sources
Consider: (a) A dwindling but devoted group of women, working for neither profit nor status, to comfort the mournful, nourish those hungry for justice, extol peacemaking, and meet the consequences of poverty, meekly and with mercy and purity of heart.
As The X-Files saw its viewership expand from a "small, but devoted" group of fans to a worldwide mass cult audience, digital telecommunications were becoming mainstream.
The Patriots certainly have a devoted group of fans.
(Several individual collectors — it's a small but devoted group — have created sites dedicated entirely to Target or Starbucks cards).
But it also managed to attract a large and devoted group of investors looking for steady — and, unfortunately for them, only apparently secure — returns.
Mr. Bly has been named as one of the central people who introduced Mr. Transtromer to a small but devoted group of American readers.
Chris Paul's 2016 NBA All-Star campaign now has the support of one of the most ferociously devoted groups of people in the world: Beliebers. .
On other occasions, the group seminars may be devoted to group discussions of recent papers which are of interest to the particular research group.
The second half will be devoted to group programming projects running on PlanetLab.
Weekly meetings are devoted to group discussions of students' research ideas, with classmates and Stephenson providing in-depth critiques in a workshop format.
A second night each week will be devoted to group reflection sessions.
