Sentence examples for are devoted mainly from inspiring English sources

His poems, which are devoted mainly to the themes of divine love and human destiny, are characterized by deep feeling.

Croplands are devoted mainly to forage and feed crops, alfalfa (lucerne) and hay being the major commercial crops; barley and wheat are also important.

According to Håkan Joriksen, the director of the Grenna Museum, whose holdings are devoted mainly to Andrée, raising money to discover the Pole was easier than raising money to cross the Atlantic.

Except for a couple of Japanese works (Atsuhiko Gondai's "Decathexis" and Toru Takemitsu's classic "November Steps"), the Saito Kinen concerts are devoted mainly to Western music: most notably, Beethoven's Third Piano Concerto, with Mitsuko Uchida as soloist (Dec. 14), and Britten's "War Requiem," with Christine Goerke, Anthony Dean Griffey and Matthias Goerne as vocal soloists (Dec. 18).

But the fact that a country has adopted what has been called here the university pattern of training should not be taken to mean that all the institutions in which teachers are prepared are comparable to the pre-existing universities; some are devoted mainly to teacher preparation.

The discussion and illustrations are devoted mainly to the nasal passages, and emphasis is placed on lesions that are potentially confusing because of problems of terminology or unusual histologic features.

Both concerts were devoted mainly to vocal music.

The top floor is devoted mainly to the couple's bedroom.

The South African Museum, with extensive additions opened in 1987, is devoted mainly to natural history.

The museum is devoted mainly to the work of Anne-Louis Girodet, a Romantic painter who died in 1824.

The rest of the evening was devoted mainly to a discussion of the difficulties the Libeskinds were having in finding a place to live in New York.