Always devoted to family.
With the help of obliging paparazzi, pictures invariably end up in magazines devoted to obsessive star coverage.
LAST CALL The magazines devoted to small business invariably put a young (or youngish) person on the cover.
Album sales invariably surge, and television specials, and devoted impersonators ensure a steady stream of performances from the grave.
And he evangelized the targeted approach at scientific conferences, where he invariably found himself outnumbered by melanoma researchers devoted to a class of drugs that sought to harness the immune system to attack cancer.
It is a commonplace of the ordeal of Henry James that the presentation of his work on the stage, to which he devoted many years, has been invariably better managed in the theatre by other hands than his own.
This is an issue devoted to obsessives and ferreters -- who are always, invariably, my favorite people.
"Some of the musicians who worked with him hated her, but they invariably point out she's smart, sometimes intimidatingly so, and utterly devoted to Bowie.
Mr. Cale left the band in 1968 and went on to create an unpredictably eclectic discography, with albums devoted to tongue-in-cheek classicism, film scores and experimental electronica, as well as hard-driven (but invariably lyrical) rock.
But the bulk of the Wasilla declaration, like the bulk of the Philadelphia one, was devoted to the enumeration of what the latter's author called "a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same Object" — the Object being, in Sarah Palin's case, making things hard for Sarah Palin.
