Sentence examples for singularly devoted to from inspiring English sources
While many inventors pursue different ideas over their careers, Mr. Ford has remained singularly devoted to his diagnostic machine.
From then on, Ms. Jean Gilles has been singularly devoted to her daughter, sending her to the best school she could find.
While TechTown is by no means singularly devoted to former auto workers, it has retained a focus on Detroit's economic past.
No Presidential candidate has been so singularly devoted to New Hampshire as Chris Christie, and he alone among the Republicans has emphasized the addiction problem.
Beyond this specific case, I believe we should provide our student inventors and entrepreneurs with a resource for independent legal advice, singularly devoted to their interests and rights.
(Chinen) Now vs. Now (Wednesday) The keyboardist Jason Lindner, the bassist and vocalist Panagiotis Andreou and the drummer Mark Guiliana make up Now vs. Now, an outfit singularly devoted to delivering an immersive mind-body experience through heavy groove.
KUBIN--Lilly, 98. Forever proud mother of Michael, singularly devoted grandmother to Zach, Daniel, Greg and Loki, caring mother-in-law to Nicole, sister to Jenka.
As the man who runs this protein-based empire, Anda, 36, seems singularly suited to a life devoted to transforming animal carcasses into tasty morsels.
In this paper, we are devoted to the study of the existence, uniqueness, and asymptotics of the singularly perturbed interface boundary value problem (1.1 - 1.3 1.1 - 1.3olution exhibits an interior layer due to the discontinuity of the source term.
Provost Emeritus Walter A. Rosenblith, who introduced the symposium, told the audience that AIDS would have been a subject "singularly congenial to [Morison's] concerns". The first of the event's two sessions was devoted to biomedical aspects of the disease.
Dr. Reisman found his greatest joy, though, in his personal life, as a singularly devoted and loved family man, opera buff, painter, amateur tennis player, mandolinist, photographer, and repairman of all things great and small.
