Sentence examples for plainly devoted from inspiring English sources
Bennett is plainly devoted to his partner, but on 31 August 2009 demonstrates his writer's splinter of ice firmly intact, reporting that, after watching Wuthering Heights: "Rupert turns to me and says: 'You're rather like Heathcliff.' Me: (gratified) Really?
In the spirit of "Nova," a series devoted to science, the producers plainly agree.
There was also a surge of interest in Internet chat-rooms devoted to the subject.On the other hand, supply factors are also plainly at work.
Since, plainly, it would be impossible to examine the entire volume in detail, the section devoted to The Waste Land can stand for the whole.
Most memorable was the gallery devoted to women and work, a room filled with diaries, photographs, and installations demonstrating plainly the realities of female existence.
In a plainly worded memorandum, Mr. Klein said the decision made sense because half the additional work time negotiated in the new contract was devoted to teacher training.
Norwich devotes exactly one chapter to the popes of my lifetime — from the avuncular modernizer John XXIII, whom he plainly loves, to the austere Benedict, off to a "shaky start".
But if bloggers start devoting enough attention to the charges, then that becomes a story in itself, and reporters for mainstream outlets will feel at liberty to ask the candidate about the rumours, even if they're plainly baseless.
