Sentence examples for moderately devoted from inspiring English sources
Leaving aside the argument over whether this phrasing is as logical as, say, "somewhat pregnant" or "moderately devoted to global warming," I note that such adjectival editorialising is not applied to other, less favoured movements.Perhaps in the future The Economist may see fit to extend this apologetic regime to other groups.
Acceding to the bishoprics of Bamberg and Würzburg in 1729, he devoted his moderately autocratic rule to the administrative, financial, and educational reorganization of his two jurisdictions.
First, the share of GNP devoted to human capital increases moderately so less is available for consumption.
Sotheby's, after a mid-season sale of moderately priced contemporary art (April 2), will hold an auction devoted to historic American manuscripts (April 3), featuring a large trove of letters written by Abraham Lincoln.
where he devoted his time to swimming and painting (his moderately abstract, Spanish-influenced, colorful work dealt often with dancers and human movement), though he continued to cultivate a following, especially among the creative and the beautiful.
| The downtown auctioneer Phillips will hold one of its quarterly "Saturday@Phillips" auctions of moderately priced photographs, design objects, and jewelry (June 2), as well as a selling exhibition devoted to works by the sagelike New York artist Daniel Brush (May 31-June 30).
Wonderful neighbor, devoted friend.
Always devoted to family.
Loving grandmother, devoted sister.
