Sentence examples for devoted to the letter from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ohlsson seemed more intent on mining this music's inherent drama than on being fetishistically devoted to the letter of the score, and his departures seemed reasonable poetic license.

It's hard to rule out the possibility that Gordimer's eye skipped, on the page of her commonplace book devoted to the letter M, or some gilded desk diary of the Nobel Academy with a quotation from a different winner (Montale 1975, Milosz 1980) for every day of the year.

A full seminar was devoted to the issue, in fact, with letter grades and all, in which we debated why we should or shouldn't engage in such an archaic act when our L.G.B.T.Q.

A wall of his office here is devoted to the best of the negative letters, which he has mounted and framed.

A1 Pope Addresses Sex Scandal Pope John Paul II, in a letter partly devoted to the pedophile scandal, said "a dark shadow of suspicion" had been cast over all priests by "some of our brothers who have betrayed the grace of ordination" and succumbed to evil.

More than four decades on, Shorter rejoins Hancock on the latest album, River: The Joni Letters - devoted to the songs of Joni Mitchell.

Earnest university officials are at pains to showcase an arts-and-letters idyll devoted to the betterment of mankind.

The New Yorker, March 31 , 1951P. 74 Entire LETTER FROM PARIS devoted to the life and career of Leon Blum, who died a year ago on Mar.

By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, March 31 , 1951P. 74 Entire LETTER FROM PARIS devoted to the life and career of Leon Blum, who died a year ago on Mar.

That letter vindicated the time and space The Post had devoted to the scandal.

ESPN is devoted to the sports fan.