Sentence examples for devoted to shows from inspiring English sources

Indeed, despite the wide availability of its programs and those of Telemundo, Univision estimates that 40 to 45percentt of the viewing time of Spanish-dominant households is still devoted to shows in English.

The space, which was devoted to showing young, unrepresented artists, was initially renamed 112 Workshop and then, in 1980, White Columns.

It is always difficult to be an artist, devoted to seeing and making, in a commercial society devoted to showing and spending.

Mr Taleb's earlier books were devoted to showing that no one can measure the likelihood of rare events—or "black swans", in his now famous phrase.

A chapter is also devoted to showing Mr. Link at work, adjusting his elaborate lighting arrangements and testing his multicamera setups.

Indeed, much of this book is devoted to showing that economic analysis is robust enough to accommodate practically any evidence about human behavior that it encounters.

This is a silly notion, of course -- especially given that the cinematheque was devoted to showing old movies -- but it is also a beguiling one.

Tragedy ends after the big mistake has been made and paid for, but comedy goes on its way, devoted to showing how everyone is necessarily mistaken.

Most of the space in the 264,000-square-foot wing will be devoted to showing off the Art Institute's Modern holdings.

"This partnership represents a new low in children's television, a network devoted to showing infomercials for Hasbro's toys and games," she said in a statement.

Still other areas are devoted to showing how alkaline soil changes normally blue hydrangea flowers pink, while acid soil induces blues.