Sentence examples for devoted to romance from inspiring English sources
The goal of the campaign this year, like the one last year, is "to own the holiday season devoted to romance," Ms. Matej says, "and drive people to San Antonio during that time frame" as well as "educate them just how romantic San Antonio is year-round".
The controversy began when smartbitchestrashybooks.com, a blog devoted to romance novels, posted excerpts from Ms. Edwards's novels this week alongside passages from other sources to show the similarities, which the site's authors said they had discovered by plugging some of Ms. Edwards's writing into Google.
Predictably enough, it turns out to be an entirely apolitical film devoted to international romance and conflicting cultural traditions.
The first section, devoted to the New Romance, considers Morris's late prose romances along with the works of writers such as Robert Louis Stevenson and H. Rider Haggard, as well as the penny dreadfuls.
Her characters are rarely seen working — if one of them holds a "respectable" job, it usually serves as a backdrop to two hours of romantic volleyball (men, unlike women, have entire film genres devoted to work, with romance taking a secondary role).
Tim Weiner (NYT) CANADA: EARLY CHRISTMAS A group devoted to defending the romance of autumn has taken responsibility for throwing eggs and white paint at a dozen Montreal stores that ignored letters demanding that they not put up Christmas decorations before Dec. 1.
It was a culture devoted to escapist fantasies of romance and violence but also increasingly to intense and divisive forms of spirituality.
She also wrote a few short essays, including "Romance and High Adventure" (1983), devoted to Alabama history.
Athletes carry so much freight in terms of romance and metaphor youth, hopefulness, resolve, comradeship all essentially devoted to delight.
Most of the rest were devoted to crime, which was an old comic-book genre, or romance, a relatively new one.
Athletes carry so much freight in terms of romance and metaphor — youth, hopefulness, resolve, comradeship — all essentially devoted to delight.
