Sentence examples for devoted may from inspiring English sources

Fans of the group will be agog, and happily deafened; the less devoted may sense a desperation behind the dazzle.

But that is at odds with the view that almost "anything to which one's heart can become attached or devoted" may also become an object of loyalty principles, causes, brands, ideas, ideals, and ideologies (Konvitz, 108).

Those as hopelessly devoted may get something out of "Believe," but they deserve more.

And stepmothers, no matter how devoted, may be hampered by a combination of factors unique to their situation: a lack of basic factual knowledge about the child, the complicating presence of the biological mother, the hostility of stepchildren traumatized by divorce, the father's unwillingness to interfere, and their own sense of alienation from the tribe of the original family.

There is a museum devoted to May and his Indians in Lithuania.

Truly devoted cultists may want to sit in the splatter section, the first three rows.

In the time since Helen died, I've come to understand her last instruction as an invitation to shed any grand purpose, no matter how devoted we may be to what we are doing.

Your Atkins-diet devoted girlfriend may be scarfing down an entire pizza when she's premenstrual.

Maloof started a blog devoted to Maier's work and staged her first (posthumous) gallery show, eventually identifying Maier's closest -- and contested -- relative in order to attain the rights to Maier's work.

Or the occupation to which he devotes himself may be of an opposite kind, and he may have the other sort of lameness.

A new breed of young art historian and curator devoted to photography may be contributing as well.