Sentence examples for devoted to the worst from inspiring English sources

There is a review section devoted to the worst diners, thoughtfully left in regular typeface on the grounds that they are "so bad that they aren't worth HTML formatting".

And then, along his tour of a new museum here devoted to the worst act of domestic terrorism in American history, President Bush stopped at the sight of a familiar face: Alan G. Whicher, a Secret Service agent who died that day.

On the top floor of a grand old building that used to house the Devecser post office, there's a museum devoted to the worst environmental disaster in Hungarian history.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said yesterday that he did not agree that the extra time to be added to the school day this fall should be devoted to the worst-performing students.

One observation to be made from a glance at the current issue of People magazine, which is devoted to the best and worst dressed, is that the culture has produced inordinate opportunities for people to look bad.

A significant portion of our effort is devoted to the formulation of the worst-case error in terms of a Bessel kernel, and showing that this kernel satisfies a Bernstein type inequality involving the mesh ratio of XN.

With short sections devoted to the six historians he considers the worst offenders, Mr. Ozment pulls no punches.

On the way back through town, I found a museum devoted to the strike, a poster by the door reading: "Imagine the worst kind of seismic upheaval!" Inside, I told the curator I'd been doing just that.

The Quebec government, devoted to the 19th-century policy of laissez-faire economics, recklessly encouraged industry and did little to check its worst excesses.

Perhaps it's no surprise that the Sacramento Kings, at 9-15 (the second-worst mark in the Western Conference), lack for attention because few headlines are devoted to the struggles of a profoundly weird roster.

ESPN is devoted to the sports fan.