Sentence examples for wonderfully devoted from inspiring English sources
We politely declined, but sent greetings to the mother of a wonderfully devoted daughter.
Beloved husband of Kathy Lonergan; wonderfully devoted father of Emily, Sarah, Anna, Oliver, and the late Joshua and Adam; loving brother of Charles; father-in-law of Josh and Tara.
A wonderfully devoted husband, father, and grandfather, he is survived by his wife; his daughter Emily Mandelstam and son-in-law Paul Engelmayer; his son Peter Mandelstam and daughter-in-law Dawn Drzal; and three grandchildren, Caroline and William Engelmayer and Andrew Mandelstam.
And then there's the small, wonderfully dense Gallery 4, loosely devoted to still life with works from 1915 to the early 1950s.
It's wonderfully worthy of man's most loyal companion, as well as the women and kids to whom he's equally devoted.
Her enormously generous heart, a lifetime devoted to seeing human beings fully, in life as in literature, and her linguistic brilliance made her at once a wise and compassionate friend, and a wonderfully witty one too.
It's devoted to popular fictions, most of them contemporary (Stieg Larsson's "The Girl Who Played with Fire," Philippa Gregory's "The White Queen"), but there's also Rohan Maitzen's wonderful appraisal of the wonderfully popular in his day Trollope.
And there is something wonderfully perverse, if most likely accidental, about devoting May, symbolic of freshness and youth, to old masters in the winter of their creative lives.
The word "commit," which means both "to devote" and "to consign," is wonderfully apt for a late style that seems at once more energetic than most and, movingly, more drained.
