Sentence examples for quite devoted from inspiring English sources

I think the Canadian was actually quite devoted to the idea of giving a kidney — just not necessarily now or to me.

The Strokes' current single is "Someday," a nearly perfect song about a lover who's not quite devoted enough to feel nostalgic.

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

However, his energy is quite rightly devoted to running the country, delivering radical democratic reform and preserving the progressive heart of the coalition.

It is endearing that even his newest collections show, quite clearly, how devoted Mr. Lam still is to his very first bride — for better or for worse, for richer or for richer.

At 13, she started ballet late, a devoted student never quite good enough to consider a career.

Quite a number of his devoted fans may rip up their Gosling posters after they've seen it.

It's not quite the same as a devoted smart assistant button — more double duty for an existing piece of real estate.

It beats a number of the keyboard cases out there, though they're still not quite on par with that of a devoted laptop — among other things, you can feel the whole plane compress as you type.

But once I became more devoted, that sex never felt quite right.

His devoted parents made great efforts – quite uncommon for the era – to raise their youngest child in a normal fashion, and he prospered in their care.