Sentence examples for be devoted directly to from inspiring English sources
Not all art needs to be devoted directly to the glories of democracy or the deviltry of our enemies, or good versus evil.
Much of the research in color science, however, is devoted, directly or indirectly, to color perception, i.e., to the psychology of color, and to psychophysics, and to studying the complex physiological and neurological mechanisms underlying color vision.
(Just ask the Boston Symphony Orchestra and New York listeners, who meet annually at Tanglewood.) Although this festival needs no particular excuse to turn its attention to Bach, the composer died 250 years ago, and the last two weekends are devoted directly or indirectly to his music.
Despite these efforts, few books have emerged that are devoted directly and specifically to treatment in childhood psychopath ology.
Two-thirds of the world's terrestrial area is now devoted directly to supporting human populations, either through agriculture, fisheries, urbanization, or infrastructure (Millenium Ecosystem Assessment 2005).
Community leaders and residents have vowed to protest any commercial development of the VA land, which they maintain should be devoted exclusively and directly to the needs of veterans.
A second program next Friday will be devoted to the movies of Dirk De Bruyn, who works directly on the film strip with dyeing, painting and stenciling.
