Sentence examples for devoted in a from inspiring English sources
Its followers are fed and cared for, and they are devoted in a cultlike way, even though many have lost family members, homes and their livelihoods because of Hezbollah's foolish bellicosity.
That is the fate to which science is subjected; it is the very meaning of scientific work, to which it is devoted in a quite specific sense, as compared with other spheres of culture for which in general the same holds.
The data demonstrate a significant correlation between the amount of time devoted in a course to GEP materials and the perception of the experience by undergraduates as actual research, a result seen among both current students and GEP alumni.
In each of these roles, China deserves closer inspection than we can devote in a single issue of this newsletter.
A particular care was devoted in achieving a good conversion linearity over a wide bipolar input current range.
This high-spirited dance-opera, with its maddeningly repetitive and witty libretto by Gertrude Stein, captures Thomson's goal of achieving a "childlike gaiety and mystical strength of lives devoted in common to a non-materialistic end".
TWO weeks ago I went to Atlanta to give a talk at a conference devoted, in part, to "The Future of Criticism".
And the two dozen accomplished members of Newband, an ensemble in residence at Montclair, devoted in particular to Partch, gave a sensitive, nuanced and compelling performance.
(Indeed, in 1990, an assortment of Brits actually started a Chocolate Society, devoted in part to ending the dumbing-down of British chocolate with vegetable fats).
Turns out Antibalas is a new act from Brooklyn of all places, a group devoted in part to the music and spirit of Fela Kuti.
For several summers she has exhibited her art at the University of Connecticut at Avery Point, including a show devoted in part to Katharine Hepburn before her death.
