Despite the many differences displayed by the seven senators on the Watergate committee they share a deep devotion to find the truth.
By Richard Harris The New Yorker, August 13, 1973 P. 21 Despite the many differences displayed by the seven senators on the Watergate committee they share a deep devotion to find the truth.
With a kind heart, a generous spirit, and a deep devotion to family, Win lived a life of love, accomplishment, adventure, creativity and joy.
"I have my loyalty to the team of my youth," he said in an interview, calling his tie to the Red Sox a "deep devotion".
He is also an avowed and unabashed fan of the Boston Red Sox, having called his fandom "a deep devotion".
He had a deep devotion to the Medical Center and was passionate about his work in furthering the Medical Center's mission.
She also had a deep devotion to animals, volunteering at shelters as well as adopting stray dogs and cats.
But as an impassioned conservationist with a deep devotion to the English countryside, he dedicated his life, and his art, to nature and wildlife.
The most common trait among all loyalists was an innate conservatism coupled with a deep devotion to the mother country and the crown.
The keynote of his personality was a deep devotion, which made him the personification of pietas Austriaca, the loyal Catholic attitude of his house.
The M was Maynard S. Spence Jr., 42, her husband, a man with a deep devotion and a flair for the romantic.
