Sentence examples for It's devoted from inspiring English sources

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.

It's devoted to the rosettes of Alexander McQueen, the sexiness built into Tom Ford, the fantasy of John Galliano.

It's devoted to books and has places to post reviews, tag books you want to read, join book clubs and even win books.

It's devoted to her brother, Pilar, who died in an accident, inspiring to chase her fashion dreams.

The site itself doesn't talk all that much about Google TV — at least there isn't anything here that wasn't on the Google TV minisite — rather it's devoted to Logitech's Google TV offering, the Revue.

Some of this is enjoyable but of minor interest (the movie could be used as a training manual at business school), and there's an inescapable oddity at the center of "Moneyball": Beane and Brand are possessed by a passion that is almost sacred in its strength, yet it's devoted not to character or courage but to hard, cold numbers, an irony that the moviemakers could have made more of.

And it's devoting millions of euros for programs to assimilate Muslim immigrants.

Most of it is devoted to Vietnam's colonial history, the rise of Ho Chi Minh and France's own doomed war.

The rest of it was devoted to Wal-Mart's version of its story.

Despite its odd intramural name, it is devoted entirely to the cooking of Hunan, the interior province of China that was the birthplace of Mao.

You're pictured on this book's cover and much of it is devoted to your life as a writer, husband and father.