Sentence examples for quite devote from inspiring English sources

Can't quite devote a whole summer to hiking?

She was, they note, a single mother -- by some accounts quite devoted -- living a life of complicated choices.

Few fans are quite as devoted as Springsteen's.

Not everyone in the Harvard village is quite so devoted to the Shakers.

"There's nothing wrong with that, but should our entire social and cultural life be quite so devoted to it?

For those who are not quite so devoted, Tokyo -- where the blooms typically appear from late March to early April -- provides ample viewing opportunities, with thousands of cherry trees.

Still, we're not quite as devoted as our British counterparts: along with the bookshop map, they're launching a reward card called Love Your Indie, usable at more than one hundred shops.

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I cannot think of a film quite as devoted to the consolations of art, yet Sokurov's melancholy is so contagious — even sociable — that you come out of the theatre feeling vastly unconsoled.

Perhaps not the most remarkable statement, but given that I own in excess of 500 makeup brushes and have only been quite this devoted to a handful, I felt compelled to share the love (albeit belatedly; I've been sitting on my hands until it became available to buy on its own).

He's not worried at first because he's sure his wife will confirm that she was with him at the time of the murder, but his confidence turns to horror when she suddenly decides she's not quite so devoted to him after all … Like some of Christie's best full-length novels – The ABC Murders and Murder on the Orient Express – "Witness" has exceptionally strong bone structure.