Sentence examples for devoted subject from inspiring English sources

Gordon-Cumming wrote to Edward with a "final appeal to show how utterly it remains in your power to utterly damn, morally and physically, one who has ever been a loyal and devoted subject": it went unanswered by prince and courtiers.

It was the subject of a three-hour "fundamentals" program yesterday — a time slot that at past conferences has been devoted to subjects like planning for closely held businesses; and ways to achieve valuation discounts before transferring assets during life.

The other works of ad-Damīrī were devoted to subjects more typical of Islāmic scholastic tradition.

The contents of the Web site will be devoted to subjects like creativity, technology and agency work life.

Other Paladin titles are devoted to subjects ranging from disposing of a human body to making explosives from household objects.

The other set of four is devoted to subjects from Ecclesiastes, made for a never-published book.

A large portion of his home library, and dinner conversations, are devoted to subjects like why interstates and suburbs are becoming obsolete and unsustainable.

A remarkable variety of scholars have achieved blogosphere fame, particularly those devoted to subjects related to the public sphere — politics, economics, legal affairs.

Panel discussions are devoted to subjects including the plight of low-wage workers and the difficulties the poor and the vulnerable face gaining access to health care.

Bodley made Brubeck read Dostoevsky, Proust, and Mann, and presided over a discussion group "devoted to subjects like the Oedipus complex, Cubism, Marxism, logical positivism, and tone rows".

The show is hung in roughly chronological order with thematic groupings devoted to subjects like the nude, cartoons and sexual politics.