Sentence examples for from the devoted from inspiring English sources

(The first time I attended was for an Artangel private view, during which there was much more whispered chatter and many knowing glances exchanged. Any whispered chatter on Tuesday evening was met with cold glances from the devoted).

Look up his website and it is full of messages not just from the devoted elderly female fans that you might expect, but from entire families who saw his Blackpool show last summer and lapped up this vision of a male old age pensioner pretending to be a woman in a rhinestone-studded gown.

She is nourished by the infusion of love she receives from the devoted Diego and her dignity and poise are utterly impregnable, even when the boys have to get her out into the backyard and administer an enema.

"It seems like pure greed," Wilson says, "the League squeezing as much from the devoted fans as they can". If this seems a classic case of big-business football, Scrooge-like, screwing its own most loyal followers then David Folker, DataCo's general manager, makes a reasonable fist of an apparently impossible justification.

Reports from the devoted few who have already managed to crack the Crota's End raid suggest that it lives up to the quality of the Vault of Glass, although the new Crucible maps are more of a mixed bag, with Skyshock in particular clearly built for the currently non-existent Capture the Flag mode.

For instance, Japanese company, Nagezeni, is developing a blockchain project that will allow online creators to promote their content and receive tipping and donations from the devoted audience in NZE tokens.

Instead, the painting, 8 feet by 6 feet, was mounted in a "hospital exhibit," still part of the festivities but far away from the building devoted to the fine arts.

The New Yorker, March 31 , 1951P. 74 Entire LETTER FROM PARIS devoted to the life and career of Leon Blum, who died a year ago on Mar.

By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, March 31 , 1951P. 74 Entire LETTER FROM PARIS devoted to the life and career of Leon Blum, who died a year ago on Mar.

He was recently the primary investigator on a grant from the American Academy for the Advancement of Science devoted to integrating science into the theological curriculum.

But he said he was proud that the National Human Genome Research Institute had from the beginning devoted substantial financing to research on privacy, discrimination and other ethical issues raised by progress in genetics.