Sentence examples for devoted to literature from inspiring English sources
From an early age, even before he became an author, he has been devoted to literature.
Spoken Word 'Live From the NYPL' (Wednesday) This series continues with sessions devoted to literature and fashion.
Tucked away, far apart from the sections devoted to "Literature", he found a few dusty shelves of "African Literature".
His solitary way of living becomes a not unpleasant habit that satisfies his desire for a quiet, contemplative life devoted to literature.
Roger belonged to the Lotos Club, an institution housed in a mansion on the Upper East Side and devoted to literature and art.
"The tough part, which is the fun part," he said, pausing for several seconds, "is to put out a magazine that matters and is devoted to literature.
Most of us only have a certain amount of time to devote to literature -- how to best employ that time?
The Yellow Book, short-lived but influential illustrated quarterly magazine devoted to aesthetics, literature, and art.
There were special numbers devoted to American literature, and the United States came to provide an important part of the paper's readership.
His output encompasses two collections of essays - one of which, Crossing the Border (1990), is devoted to Scottish literature - and several plays.
Hopefully — surely — his legacy has strengthened the tradition he wrote in, inspired new generations of writers devoted to the literature of the West and of Texas in particular.
