Sentence examples for devoted directly to the 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.

Day one saw the festival's only stage devoted directly to CDJ pushers, featuring a full-on Anjunadeep takeover of the LowBrau stage, an area owing its name to the local sausage eatery owned by TBD's founders.

Since the parental input of time devoted directly to young adult children cannot be easily identified, as evidenced in previous literature (Budig and Folbre 2004), we use an indirect measure, i.e. the incremental time cost for the parents of a co-resident young adult child (Craig and Bittman 2008).

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.

He devotes two chapters directly to the Third Reich.

"I talk directly to the audience.

I went directly to the source.

Balls thrown directly to the opposing team.

Which leads directly to the second mystery.

Orders were shipped directly to the customer.