Sentence examples for devoted that he from inspiring English sources

He's so devoted that he tells the woman who left him that he could get to like her new boyfriend.

Meanwhile, Dominique, whom no man can resist, is keeping on her string a super-rich American, Eric, which is also the name, in "Tallien," of a Bronx Communist so devoted that he asphyxiates himself after Khrushchev denounces Stalin.

He didn't like school much, except for Smith's design class, to which he is so devoted that he volunteered to put finishing touches on several inventions the class started last year.

He is so devoted that he postponed his wedding last year to accommodate Mr. Sarkozy's schedule, and he stayed in his job even after Mr. Sarkozy called him an "imbecile" during an interview on American television.

His father, now eighty, was a high-school dropout, a veteran whose home away from home was the American Legion hall, and a family man so devoted that he worked two jobs, as a foreman in the city sanitation department and as a newspaper deliveryman, in order to keep (lots of) food on the table and send his four children to parochial school.

Last year, news surfaced of a Kraftwerk fan otherwise known as David Sanborn so devoted that he "changed" his last name (read: Photoshopped his driver's license) in tribute to the pioneering electronic music group.

In Fredric Dannen's book, "Hong Kong Babylon," Mr. Chan joked that American film crews would sue if he devoted that much time to his combat ballets.

I've devoted my life to that," he said.

This refined Broadway tenor brings back "Hear and Now: Contemporary Lyricists," the show devoted to emerging songwriters that he performed in April in the Lincoln Center American Songbook series.

Within the carnivalesque atmosphere and high-spirited revelry of Moore's show, there's a master of political rhetoric at work, and he devotes that mastery to a high patriotic calling.

Changed circumstances make that unknowable; devoted as he was to European peace, Churchill was a British imperialist, who would have considered any loss of sovereignty deplorable.