His Twitter has over 110,000 followers, whose devotion to the artist is formidable.
The former first lady, whose devotion to her husband made her a formidable behind-the-scenes player in his administrations and one of the most influential presidential wives in modern times, died Sunday of congestive heart failure, her office said.
The McKays share bluff Irish good looks, fierce devotion to one another, and — by reputation, anyway — formidable tempers.
"I have known Jack for a while now—even before he came to Duke and his intellect, character, humility and devotion to others have equipped him to be a formidable force for good in the world," said Alex Hartemink, faculty director of the Office of Undergraduate Scholars and Fellows and professor of computer science and biology.
He did not pick Hillary Clinton as his secretary of state because of her lifelong devotion to the Obama cause.On paper, the new administration looks formidable.
Nick Clegg, who announced his resignation as leader of the Lib Dems after the party lost 48 of its 56 MPs in last month's general election, said that while Kennedy was a "formidable parliamentarian and a much-loved politician" he retained his "greatest pride and devotion for his family".
Formidable in appearance, in memory, and in mind, and fearsome of temper, he yet attracted genuine devotion and knew how to charm people.
He's the strong, silent type; his dignity is unassailable; his formality, politeness, and reserve are ironclad; his patience is endless; his devotion is boundless; his service is unreserved and unquestioning; and his talents — literary, musical, artistic — are formidable.
The McKays share bluff Irish good looks, fierce devotion to one another, and by reputation, anyway formidable tempers.
It means "total devotion".
