Sentence examples for almost devoted from inspiring English sources
At least as portrayed here, this was a culture preoccupied with vitality, almost devoted to the life force until confronting its opposite.
Although the Hudson's Bay Company was almost wholly devoted to trade, most companies such as the London Company, the Plymouth Company, and the Massachusetts Bay Company were directly involved in the settlement of colonists.
Under Debra Birnbaum, editor in chief, the magazine has become almost entirely devoted to articles about television characters, show reviews and feature articles — content that is intended to help television devotees who are overwhelmed with choices select what to watch.
Writing in The Economist, back in 2009, Adrian Wooldridge, who is today the magazine's managing editor, lamented that news stories about the first lady "were almost entirely devoted to fluff".
The suggestion, contained in a three-page letter from the lawyers to Cyrus R. Vance Jr., the Manhattan district attorney, was almost entirely devoted to the lawyers' complaints about unauthorized disclosures of the case to the press.
The valley floor was almost completely devoted to rice, and generations of careful landscaping have left it almost flat.
Most of the Jets' defensive players remain almost slavishly devoted to him and call him the best coach they have ever played for.
The documentary program is almost entirely devoted to well-intentioned presentations of bad news about the world.
His life, almost entirely devoted to opera, was uneventful.
Our days are almost exclusively devoted to kayaking.
September was almost wholly devoted to coping with the crush of unexpected students.
