Sentence examples for less devoted than from inspiring English sources
Some are no less devoted than true believers.
In making someone else's premade formulas my own, I actually ended up becoming far less devoted than I should have been.
The presumption that women are less devoted to their jobs means that they often have to show more evidence of achievement than men.
He, too, is seemingly delivered from another movie, and his composition of the actorly details is no less accomplished or devoted than Day-Lewis's.
Little if any playfulness animates the interaction between Ms. Stephens's aggrieved, sarcastic Rosalind and Ms. Gale's similarly moody Celia, who seem less like devoted soul mates than sniping sisters whose enforced intimacy is wearing on both of their nerves.
In places, McBride is positively gushing: "However difficult he could sometimes be, when I was with him I always felt I was in the presence of greatness and of genius and I could never feel anything less than fierce and devoted loyalty".
Has he ever even hinted that Barack might be a less than loving and devoted father?
An overworked, overbooked agent from a big agency who decides to take you on might end up being less valuable than a more devoted agent with fewer clients from a smaller agency.
Less than 10? Less than five?
"He will never be anything less than a wonderful, kind, loving and devoted husband to me and a father to our daughter," Dr. Chollet-Bierenbaum wrote.
