Sentence examples for fervently devoted from inspiring English sources

The film is fervently devoted to the near-impossible act of walking out.

She is disturbingly different, but willing and intelligent, and fervently devoted to her Holy Mother the Queen.

This is a city's revenge: the view from Lee's house now includes the shrine of a man who was fervently devoted to his defeat.

Shirley Caesar comes from the junction of gospel music and Southern soul; with her gutsy voice and the timing of a performer who has been on the circuit for decades, she preaches stories that turn into fervently devoted songs.

Apple's Macintosh computing platform was–and still is widely seen as an alternative to Windows, but despite legions of fervently devoted users, it has never gained any serious market-share traction against Windows.

The beau ideal of American Republicanism is the prudent business leader who is active in the community, active at church, and fervently devoted to national defense.

Up until the French Revolution, the Bas-Poitou -- as the Vendee was then called -- was a land of noble landowners and peasants, fervently Catholic and fanatically devoted to the Crown.

Caravaggio, in service to the militant piety of the Counter-Reformation, devoted his dramatic style to fervently envisioned religious content, such as the appearance of the risen Christ at Emmaus.

He gave up concert performing in 1964, yet continued to record prodigiously; no other performer of his era devoted themselves so completely to the medium, or believed so fervently in its potential.

Pirated copies of call sheets from the set or breakdowns of a day's shooting often appear on Web sites devoted to the show, where viewers dissect plot summaries as fervently as Kremlinologists would pore over photos of May Day parades.

Will the new man feel intimidated or reassured by the knowledge that just across the Vatican gardens is his unseen predecessor, praying fervently for the recovery from its many ills of the Church to which he devoted his life?