Devoutly in a sentence

Dewey Short was a devoutly religious man and when first asked to consider running for Congress was reluctant.

In his relatively brief political career, Santos has been known for his devoutly pro-Trump leanings and ultra conservative positions on various issues (despite being openly gay himself), and a series of provocative statements.

As usual, Biden’s performance both demanded and deserved our compassion and empathy, even as we devoutly wished he were someone else, or somewhere else.

Neither the original (1982) nor its sequel (2010) were exactly box office smash hits, yet both of them earned a reputation of being cult classics with their devoutly dedicated followings.

But she talked to God every day and devoutly said prayers for those she loved — and more often than not God listened and answered her prayers.

As devoutly religious people, the Robertsons genuinely love to pray and take every available opportunity to do so.

Even when Jews leave the fold, they rarely convert to other faiths and (except for the devoutly Orthodox) rarely are ex-communicated.

It is a history all parties participating devoutly hope will never be written.

Skater-inspired teenagers adamantly defended their favorite bands and devoutly followed major acts such as My Chemical Romance and Fall Out Boy.

Corbett immediately stopped drinking and became devoutly religious.

Early life and education Evers was born in Decatur in Newton County in east central Mississippi, Evers was reared by devoutly Christian parents, Jesse (Wright) and James Evers. citation He had a younger brother Medgar, with whom he was close.

Fatherless at a young age, he was raised by his devoutly religious mother.

For my part, I pardon you everything, and I wish to devoutly pray God that He will pardon you also.

Meanwhile, Bobby C. has been trying to get out of his relationship with his devoutly Catholic girlfriend, Pauline, who is pregnant with his child.

Mis also deduces that the Mule's success stems from his mutation; he is able to change the emotions of others, a power he used to first instill fear in the inhabitants of his conquered planets, then to make his enemies devoutly loyal to him.

On several occasions, in fact, he mocks the devoutly religious who criticize the non-religious.

Sacred choral works main Bruckner was a devoutly religious man, and composed numerous sacred works.

The Basques were devoutly Catholic but they put a high priority on regional autonomy.

There they constituted a devoutly religious, educated elite who made themselves indispensable to the Hausa kings as government advisers, Islamic judges, and teachers.

Though rates of religious observance are lower, at 52% or 51% of the Polish Catholics, Poland remains one of the most devoutly religious countries in Europe.