Sentence examples for perpetually devoted from inspiring English sources
Her novels, so much about family tyrannies and repressions, often shift to the vantage point of the employees: Mrs Dalloway's maid, the unhappy Swiss girl working for the Ramsays, Orlando's perpetually devoted staff, the cleaners who rescue the house from decay in To the Lighthouse.
Always devoted to family.
More than 200m copies of Hergé's Tintin books have been sold around the world; fans tend to be devoted, if not obsessed by the character, his faithful dog Snowy and his perpetually frustrated friend Captain Haddock, an endearing drunk.
(Smith) Out of Town ★ Philadelphia Museum of Art: 'Van Gogh Up Close' (through May 6) Nature both inspired van Gogh's extraordinary art and calmed his perpetually jangled nerves, and this modest yet groundbreaking show of 45 often small, unfamiliar canvases — devoted almost entirely to landscapes — examines his crucial connection to its bounty.
(Rosenberg) ★ Philadelphia Museum of Art: 'Van Gogh Up Close' (through May 6) Nature both inspired van Gogh's extraordinary art and calmed his perpetually jangled nerves, and this modest yet groundbreaking show of 45 often small, unfamiliar canvases — devoted almost entirely to landscapes — examines his crucial connection to its bounty.
There are restaurants devoted to recreating its fashions and habits, whilst cartoons from before the economic bubble burst are perpetually in fashion.
The Zero Waste Institute is devoted to finding ways to redesign all manner of products, including chemical products, so that they will be perpetually reused, not discarded and therefore not recycled for merely their lowest level materials.
Wonderful neighbor, devoted friend.
Fitting it in their small apartment on the Upper East Side was no problem, as long as they didn't mind devoting their closets to art, getting rid of their sofa and other furniture, and perpetually tripping over paintings.
