Sentence examples for actually devoted from inspiring English sources
First, and most important, a relatively small share of the bill was actually devoted to infrastructure.
Only a little more than 30 minutes of a show that typically lasts for about 3 ½ hours is actually devoted to programming.
Among his proposed measures is cutting the role of outside consultants, who currently eat up 15 percent of the 30 percent of the overall budget that is actually devoted to development work, he said.
I'd like to say that we were companions, but the vast majority of the 16 years we spent together was actually devoted to thwarting the many ways he could find each day to end his life.
Before I begin my appraisal of Jamie Oliver's new Channel 4 offering, Comfort Food, which contains no recipes and this week actually devoted 10 whole minutes to "assembling a beef burger", I must admit to flagrant bias.
But the comedy of the drama issues from the confusion of her free-flowing energy, displaced somewhat obsessively onto a secondary object — the training, her work — when what she's actually devoted to is love — Trevor — and power itself.
But Chongo was actually devoting less and less time to rock climbing, turning his attention instead to writing.
After all, companies are practised at presenting an attractive front of corporate social responsibility without actually devoting much revenue to such activity.
Here was a Prime Minister actually devoting a whole speech to the subject of the arts, even using a word previously banned from New Labour's lexicon - 'culture'culture
And, perhaps more important, the bill that marriage-equality advocates helped craft in Maryland is one that actually devotes more language to religious liberty than to gay and lesbian marriage.
As for the main title, it too misleads: "Office Girl" actually devotes equal if not greater attention to an office boy, a disaffected 25-year-old art-school graduate named Jack, who spends his days biking around the city, tape-recording the sounds of everyday life.
