Sentence examples for devoted though from inspiring English sources

Even Bert, devoted though he was, had hogged the glory.

Scenes from the life of Jesus, Miriam (as his mother is called), Mary Magdalene and Peter, his most devoted, though possessive, disciple, are played within this space, often with the Seekers and choristers looking on and commenting in musical refrains.

Whether as kitschy artifacts of Communism's faded glory or as nostalgic mementos of things left behind in the old country, cars of the Soviet era are attracting a devoted, though still small, following among American collectors.

Devoted though gymnastics fans are, they are far fewer in number than football fans, and no sport in America compares to football's monetary value.

Mr. Trimble, though, devoted his comments to disdaining the announcement as lacking the "transparency" of numbers and types of armaments destroyed that he had had been promised and saying he felt he needed to win dissident members of his party over to the peace cause.

But Ms. Lieberman, devoted daughter though she is, gave up the idea after two interviews with potential subjects.

I, though, am devoted to it, and around this time of year I start getting excited.

In terms of inches of newsprint initially devoted to his slaying, though, it apparently was not that big a deal.

Once in command, though, he devoted himself to proving that his African-American soldiers could fight just as well as any white ones.

For the last few years, though, he devoted most of his time to caring for Cleo, his wife, who died of cancer last October.

Not surprisingly, he once lamented that too many writers were overly devoted to facts, "as though to possess the exact measurements of the Taj Mahal is somehow to possess its spirit".