Sentence examples for devoted to recovering from inspiring English sources

I greatly admire the detective work that Jeremiah Moss devoted to recovering the real Nighthawks diner.

"Ab-Ex Re-Con" is not, it should be said, entirely devoted to recovering lost figures or devoid of those who were to become the first generation of American art stars.

In March 1841 he joined others in a written protest against Tract 90 of the Tractarian (or Oxford) Movement, which was devoted to recovering the High Church ideals of the later 17th-century church.

The same basic dynamic applies to the countless Web sites devoted to recovering lost pets, which are largely useless when it comes to your missing Lab mix but surprisingly helpful when it comes to your missing ball python.

Ophüls is passionately devoted to recovering the memory of injustice, and there's a hint of personal crisis that runs through the movie as well — the question, directed toward himself, of what purpose recovered memory of past horrors may serve.

The Collegium is bringing together women from across the country in conferences devoted to recovering and recognizing the contributions of pioneering women philosophers of African descent while exploring present issues and forging agendas of further work to be done.

A demonstrator devoted to recover waste heat in food processing industry is investigated.

Meanwhile, the bit detector in ICDM is devoted to recover the transmitted input digital bits.

A recent well-publicized study (5) showed that an earlier influential analysis of economic data was seriously flawed, in part due to Excel programming errors, and entire professional groups and conferences (6) are devoted to analysing and recovering from similar disasters (5, 6).

Daytime during the White Nights is usually devoted to sleeping late to recover from the long night before — perhaps mixed in with some sightseeing — or sipping cappuccinos at the cafes that line the Nevsky Prospekt and some of its side streets.

Maggie's love affair with the disabled Philip Wakem is prohibited by a vengeful Tom, who devotes himself to recovering the family mill.