Sentence examples for devoted with a from inspiring English sources
If Richter was interested in photography primarily as a goad to painting, Becher and his wife Hilla were devoted, with a glacial fixity of purpose, to the art of photography in its documentary essence – a commitment that could be traced back to August Sander and the Neue Sachlichkeit (New Objectivity) in the Weimar republic.
Yet no sooner had I restored my jaw to its rightful position than I found myself accepting, and an instant later my office was empty save for a few speed lines, as in a comic strip: I'd high-tailed it to the library in order to begin remediating my embarrassing literary gap, a cause to which I devoted — with a kind of mounting, marveling pleasure — much of this past summer.
Both her parents are devoted atheists with a glancing sociological interest in – but little reverence for – organised religion.
"It would not surprise me if the overwhelming majority of the survivors devoted themselves with a somewhat fanatic intensity to the task of rebuilding what was destroyed".
They're asked to devote themselves with a jealous exclusivity to an apprenticeship of knowledge and methods in order to be able to reproduce, with the greatest speed, academic models.
www.planet-typography.com A site devoted to typography, with a history, downloadable faces, a virtual museum and links.
Andrea was a unique, enthusiastic, passionate, caring person and devoted, loyal friend with a generous spirit and a vibrant, engaging personality.
For years, I thought of it as an interloper, taking up space that could better be devoted to a spice with a stronger personality.
A chapter is devoted to a meal with Bobby's boss, who seems to exist only to illustrate humorously every trait of the toxic restaurant customer.
The lab manual concludes with a section devoted to starting an iGEM team, cleverly comparing it to starting a PCR reaction.
The account of the school, grim and constricted, with a headmaster devoted to slippering (spanking with a slipper) for small faults and beating for minimally larger ones, mostly covers ground better covered by other British writers.
