Sentence examples similar to devoted guardian from inspiring English sources

"I talked so much, I expect to have the entire edition of the Guardian devoted to me.

This is immediately evident in the section devoted to reliquary guardian figures, created to surmount the earthly remains of village ancestors.

I fail to understand why the Guardian devoted almost an entire page to the fact that the Garrick Club will continue to exclude women from its membership (Garrick Club to remain all-male bastion, 7 July).

Two years ago, when the Guardian devoted a special report to the problem, he issued a passionate cri de coeur to make it clear that sport could no longer battle the scourge alone and needed help.

"Oxfam killed my bookshop" was the headline in the next day's Journal, after which The Guardian devoted a full page to Ellwood Books, with the rest of the national news media swiftly following suit and, as usual in Britain, taking sides.

Or as ComputerWorld eloquently puts it: "[Apple's App Store] is lorded over by an inscrutable team of guardians devoted to maintaining control over the platform".

Every major newspaper, including the Guardian, has devoted significant editorial space to discussing the brand's "campaign for real beauty".

Today a whole page of the Guardian was devoted to the "discovery" of a manuscript by Leonardo's colleague, the mathematician Luca Pacioli.

In that happy way of Japanese blended religions, Suitengu is a Shinto shrine devoted to a Buddhist guardian deity, Varuna.

All of which means we're thrilled to be devoting the latest Guardian / Young Vic tweet night to the work of Belarus Free Theatre.

The Guardian devotes part of its front page to reports of disagreements within the cabinet over the conduct of Labour's campaign.