Sentence examples for but is devoted from inspiring English sources
It still exists but is devoted to geology alone.
Chulyot ("Links"), founded in 1990, is written in Hebrew but is devoted to the study of Yiddish literature.
In her prelude to "On the Wing," she observes that a "memoir... isn't necessarily about the writer but is devoted to events he or she has witnessed and individuals the writer has known".
Energetic, attractive and susceptible, he regularly fell in love but was devoted to his wife, Joan Eyres Monsell.
The couple had struggled financially, he said, but were devoted to the children and remained best friends.
Barbara and Ted, who died in 1979, had no children, but were devoted to their nieces and great nieces and nephews.
She and Ted, who died in 1979, had no children, but were devoted to their nieces and great nieces and nephews.
But she is devoted to her studies — an evaluation found her at a fourth-grade level — and she is loving to and loved by the other children.
"It might sound like puff, but Jim Florio is devoted to the public good," said Angelo Genova, a friend and a lawyer who worked for the Florio administration.
Several studies report development of reaching in infants but less attention is devoted to reaching with successful grasping and to development of grip force.
