Sentence examples for dedicated the most from inspiring English sources

The instrument, known as the Kreutzer, was named after the French violin virtuoso who owned and played it for most of his adult life (and to whom Beethoven dedicated the most popular of his violin sonatas).

His contributions to the field of Iranian studies are impressive, but it is to his life's work — the monumental Encyclopaedia Iranica — that Yarshater has dedicated the most of his erudition.

Its editors dedicated the most recent issue of the bi-monthly to stopping an ascendant Donald Trump ("Against Trump" was the cover title) for among other things not being a conservative, but then Trump prominently shares the magazine's open opposition to immigration.

The Monthly Review dedicated the most substantial review and extracts to the volumes, writing that "we by no means think highly of the volume as a whole", complaining that it presented facts and dates without context.

Superlatives flood these hospitals: They have the poorest and sickest patients; the longest-suffering, most inefficient and occasionally most corrupt administrations; the most disengaged nurses in the world, and the most dedicated; the cruelest and kindest doctors.

A channel dedicated to the most vibrant city in the world that gets fewer viewers than a Poldark rerun.

Tickets have long been sold out.The show on Saturday was dedicated to the most accessible of these works—"The Man-Machine" (1978).

But only one stage – the smallest of them all – was dedicated to the most important question: what are the social ends of technology?

The second section will be dedicated for the most used multivariate control charts (Hotelling and MEWMA charts).

It came out most poignantly in the third part of the Dialogue — a part dedicated, for the most part, to an exposition of Leibniz's metaphysics.

Interestingly, the greatest disparity was seen in total researchers dedicated to the most common area of women's health, Reproductive Health.