Sentence examples for devout person from inspiring English sources

Lindh, who thinks of himself as a devout person, was dismissive of bin Laden.

"Primavera" is a shoe bedecked and nearly disguised with floral imagery, while "Catholic Carry On and On and On" is a valise stuffed with objects an overly devout person might take on a trip.

The devout person who continues to practice her religion in secret after it has been banned does not protest against the law, but breaches it covertly for moral reasons.

As a devout person once reminded me, "Don't think exercise isn't spiritual".

God is everywhere, believers say, but some of the places where he shows up can make even the most devout person say, "Oh Lord".

Michelangelo was a devout person, but later in life he developed a belief in Spiritualism, for which he was condemned by Pope Paul IV.

In addition, it was his habit to systematically intervene in the affairs of local churches, disposing of ecclesiastical posts in order to settle disputes, to help university students, to reward devout persons, or to help needy clergy.

"America is incorrigibly and confusedly a religious nation, and the fact that a person is viewed as religiously devout, someone who lives what he believes, is clearly a plus".

Mr. Schmidt said the evidence would show that his client "is a devout, caring person" and "that he would never, has never agreed to participate in any criminal conspiracy to kill Americans".

I'm not saying you have to go join a church or become a devout religious person.

He was a cardinal and deeply devout, they say, claiming such a person would never have a gay relationship.