In the book, he explains her role in his campaign: "Gloria continues to be a steady source of devotion and inspiration," he writes.
An avid tennis player and home improvement enthusiast, he will be remembered for his kindness, generosity, calm and steady presence, and devotion to family.
If you were 75, which would you rather have: years of steady if occasionally strained devotion, or something that looks a little bit like the Iraqi city of Fallujah, cratered with spent artillery?
But he seems to segregate those views from his personal feelings for Mr. Romney, whom he sees as a steady, dignified personality whose devotion to wife and family reflect his own values.
From there, my story followed a steady path toward lifelong evangelical devotion.
Wild wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone in 1995 and have been a steady source of tourist income and devotion.
The film opens with James' father's wake, introducing us to a restless New Yorker who can't find steady work and flakes out constantly, yet has the deepest sense of devotion to his deteriorating parent.
There are meditative, organ-heavy jams, like "Apple Orchard," from the 2006 album "Beach House"; abstract torch songs, like "Gila," from 2008's "Devotion" (A$AP Rocky loves this one, as do I); slow-burning, steady-state epics, like "10 Mile Stereo," from the 2010 album "Teen Dream"; and concise, spellbinding pop singles, like "Myth," from the 2012 album "Bloom".
For example, the likelihood of successful and safe IT implementations appears greater with incremental and steady system roll-out rather than big bang approaches and genuine engagement with clinical users, as well as the devotion of significant resources to training.
A steady diet of lavish presents–sports cars, clothes and beauty treatments could indeed inculcate a sense of helplessness and a slavish devotion to status symbols.
