Sentence examples for ever more devoted from inspiring English sources

No choreographer was ever more devoted to new possibilities.

In recent months, I have become ever more devoted to the Impossible: the winter branch bursting into color; the broken child rising from her bed and speeding into a shaft of sunlight; justice taken up into the arms of mercy and made real.

Fan bases came no more devoted.

They devoted ever more to military spending, undermining their fragile economy and finally causing its collapse.

After retirement from Newport Mesa in 1975 and the death of her husband in 1978, Mrs. Patterson devoted ever more time to fine jewelry-making and her drawing and water color painting, which took her to Mexico, Hawaii, Spain, and England.

And despite devoting ever more resources to defence, Russia still trails far behind the US in absolute terms.

They also take willing subjects and observe their reactions as they gawp at products.Marketers are devoting ever more effort to wooing children.

IRVINGTON REVIEWERS obliged to devote ever more space to the sponsors of art have as good cause as anyone to wonder what ever happend to independent galleries.

According to Ms. Mac Donald, the Police Department "is awash in the spurious 'diversity' ideology" and foolish to devote "ever more instructive hours to moronic 'anti-racism' training".

A recent report on social sharing by the Future Foundation, a British trend-spotting agency, states: "Brand strategists are devoting ever more energy to campaigns designed to convert the well-connected social networker into that fabled being — the brand ambassador".

The museum, where John's wife Carmen was assistant curator, closed in 1986; by then he was recognised as a great expert in the field, and he continued to devote ever more time to his work as a historian.