Sentence examples for feel devoted from inspiring English sources

"I applaud your intentions -- especially because I also feel devoted to my relationship with God.

His wife and his employees say that Mr. Khan puts his family first, but that he also feels devoted to his team.

We feel very devoted to art, you see".

To understand Islam to a deeper extent and to feel more devoted towards it, it is necessary to read and understand Ahadith as well (along with Qura'n).

She had little patience for the inbred fashion industry, which she felt was devoted to hobbling women with its fussy clothes.

In appreciating what the program had given me, I felt more devoted to it.

Still, some attendees seemed to make it clear how they felt about devoting an evening to the dinner, collecting their hardware and making a mad dash for the exit.

But, again, one felt a theatre devoted to radical experiment might have been more romantically christened.

That comparison ignores the fact that the Cultural Revolution was orchestrated by Mao to undermine rival leaders he felt were insufficiently devoted to his revolutionary agenda.

The result is that there's no time to give depth to the two areas that most need it: the resentment Helen feels over having devoted her life to caring for Christine, and the dilemma Judy faces when Helen dies and she has to decide whether to fill the care giver vacuum.

He felt irritated and devoted himself to complete the soundtrack's recording before Titanic came out.