Sentence examples for exceptionally devoted from inspiring English sources

He is also survived by a dozen exceptionally devoted cousins, aunts and uncles, plus innumerable friends and colleagues.

He also was exceptionally devoted to his grandparents Edward and Cecelia Wasser and his recently deceased grand parents, Harold and Margaret "Sis" Gottlieb of Ohio.

Beverly was not only an incredible and inspiring woman who was exceptionally devoted to Muffy and her family, she was a champion for all people living with multiple sclerosis, raising awareness and moving us closer to a world free of this disease.

Jane, famously charming, was a flirt with both men and women, and in spite of her marriage to Paul they were exceptionally devoted to each other until the end she had affairs with women, many of them older, most of them inappropriate or somehow puzzlingly unattractive.

I trust I am reliably conjoined to my science-based confrères (they are, in fact, male predominated so far as I know, and whatever that implies) in noting that the greatest of scientific minds -- Einstein and Hawking and Newton; Darwin and Dawkins; Copernicus and Galileo and Herschel -- were exceptionally devoted to the fluidity of science.

In the interview, she described herself as exceptionally private, devoted to her family, someone who likes to play sports and watch movies and who bristles when people who barely know her talk about her.

Vincent's two sons are exceptionally resourceful, devoting themselves to such extracurricular pursuits as painting frescoes, repairing bicycles and building a hang glider out of scrap metal.

An exceptionally gentle woman, devoted to nature, the arts, and literature, Georgia Delano had been a frequent visitor to The New York Botanical Garden since the 1940s.

The James archives have been pretty well raked over by now (the most revealing bits were probably burned by the younger Henry and his Aunt Catharine, worried about propriety), and there have been two family biographies already, as well as several exceptionally good books devoted to individual members of the family, Henry and William especially.

There, a woman, Salma, who had a reputation as someone exceptionally loving and totally devoted to caring for the militiamen, opened a rest house where she cooked for them, served them and washed after them.

The Aboutaam brothers say they, too, have become exceptionally careful; they devote more time than ever to researching provenance, they say.