Sentence examples for religiously devout from inspiring English sources
"America is incorrigibly and confusedly a religious nation, and the fact that a person is viewed as religiously devout, someone who lives what he believes, is clearly a plus".
He was a mediocre student but religiously devout.
Keneally writes: "The religiously devout Trevelyan considered murder a great wrong.
Many Orthodox Jewish organizations reached a similar conclusion, deepening the division between the religiously devout and the secularists.
Now her lasting impact has galvanised Ahmadinejad into a radical move that risks alienating his most religiously devout supporters.
If he did win his place in the second round by fair means, he may have done so by targeting his campaign at Iran's poor and religiously devout.
Throughout American history, there has been widespread agreement that in our religiously diverse and widely devout country, it is good for the government to accommodate religious exercise.
Under the old regime, devout Tunisians, like university student Hajer Ben Jemaa, faced daily harassment for adopting religiously conservative dress.
The magazine explains the lingering influence of the book this way: "Reading the King James Bible aloud is no longer the cornerstone of an American education, even for the religiously devout…Yet the language of the King James Bible remains our language".
He was devout – quite conventionally devout.
