Sentence examples for great devotee from inspiring English sources

Just reading "Sentimental Education" myself, I find Bunny a great devotee of it. . . .

Perhaps this great devotee of astrology was showing some prescience: perhaps he knew his greatest legacy would not be his conquests or his castles.

During the war, it is said by old-timers on the restaurant staff, Winston Churchill, a great devotee of oysters and caviar, visited Wiltons often.

Upon her arrival at the ashram, Gandhi gave her the nickname Mirabehn ("Sister Mira"), named for Mira (or Meera) Bai, the Hindu mystic and great devotee to the god Krishna.

Robert Irwin, a great devotee of the Nights, has supplied an introduction to each volume on the character of the stories, their transmission over the generations, and their influence on modern European and eastern literature.

I'm trying to set up a full-blown media player for my 90 year old mum (who is a great devotee of the BBC), using the iPad witch is far more convenient than several TV remotes and radios strategically placed around the house for someone uneasy on her feet.

Many of these songs are recorded in The Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna, which at one point mentions, "…he (Ramakrishna) would spend hours singing the devotional songs of great devotees of the Mother, such as Kamalakanta and Ramprasad.

It's not unusual to hear the term "witch hunt" in politics, but it has no greater devotee than President Trump, who uses it when complaining about the Mueller investigation.

Its greatest devotees praise it even more extravagantly.Now Radio 4, an important BBC domestic station, has taken the bold decision to dramatise the book and broadcast it over the course of a week, using every drama slot in the schedules and a cast of stars.

Bammera Pōtana, a great Śaiva devotee in life and poetry, unschooled yet a scholar, is widely known for his Bhāgavatam, a masterpiece that is said to excel the original Sanskrit Bhāgavata-Purāṇa.

A MENSA member, great wit and devotee of the the arts, she leaves a niece, nephew, cousins and many friends.