Sentence examples for all devotes from inspiring English sources
"The Voice Is All" devotes more attention to Kerouac's French Canadian background than most biographies.
The other nine rooms were all devoted to the museum.
They're all devoted to the weird, to the strange and — most important — to good writing.
"Frühling" tests her upper range, but she is generally sure and precise and, above all, devoted.
How the novelists Bret Easton Ellis, Irvine Welsh and William Boyd are all devoted to them.
No fewer than three Nobel Prize winners – Joseph Stiglitz, Paul Krugman and Robert Solow – have all devoted much of their careers to studying inequality.
The United Kingdom, Italy, France, and Germany all devote between 40 and 50 percent of their national incomes to public spending.
There are endless town hall gatherings, detailed position papers and new task forces, all devoted to the issue.
Breton's power was one of the contradictions of a movement that was, after all, devoted to free thinking.
Hes also, beneath it all, devoted to good food and the very difficult life that goes with cooking it professionally.
Tucked inside that digital fence are 10 buildings, all devoted to producing and broadcasting ESPN's cable sports programs.
