Sentence examples for profoundly devoted from inspiring English sources

Agnon, although a Zionist, was profoundly devoted to Jewish tradition.

Michael Posnick, director of Manhattanville's Dance and Theater Department, called Mr. Assaf "a very profoundly devoted spiritual man who uses his artistry in the name of peace".

The idea that Rosenberg (whom I have known for years as someone who is profoundly devoted to Israel and, at the same time, abhors the Israeli occupation) could be labelled an anti-Semite is an indicator of the lengths to which this smear-campaign has gone.

On "Sesame Street," there has been an amiable, senile Muppet pedant, Herbert Birdsfoot, who is in the habit of addressing Kermit, the Muppet frog, as "young man," and who, being profoundly devoted to physical education, found himself stuck one day in the middle of a deep knee bend.

The introduction of the doctrine of purgatory profoundly affected the postmortem care devoted to the ordinary dead.

She was a profoundly committed leader who was devoted to the agency's mission of improving the quality of individual, family and Jewish communal life with particular compassion and respect for our most vulnerable community members.

Perhaps it's no surprise that the Sacramento Kings, at 9-15 (the second-worst mark in the Western Conference), lack for attention because few headlines are devoted to the struggles of a profoundly weird roster.

Those whose daily lives are devoted to these regal animals mourn most profoundly.

The executive chairman of US automotive giant Ford Motor Company devoted his 18 precious minutes to the profoundly unsexy subject of – wait for it – congestion.

Kokoschka was profoundly dissatisfied with the school, however, because it was devoted entirely to the decorative arts and completely omitted from its curriculum the study of the human figure.

ROSENBERG--Judy R. Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University is profoundly saddened by the loss of our beloved friend and devoted supporter.