Sentence examples for devoted without from inspiring English sources
The phrase "devoted without" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English
It may be intended to express a sense of commitment or dedication that lacks a specific element, but it requires additional context to be usable. Example: "She was devoted without reservation to her cause."
Whole books have been devoted, without resolving the question, to the mystery of whether Shakespeare composed the two parts of "Henry IV" as separate plays or (as the late textual scholar Harold Jenkins argued) began writing a single play and then realized, halfway through what is now the first part, that he would need two parts to contain its richness.
Thus, they devoted time without much complaint to HP that might otherwise have gone towards laboratory and modelling work.
"Yet he stands accused of taking part in political protest and is to be deported from the country to which he has devoted his life, without any chance to defend himself".
Only so much weight could be devoted to protection, without compromising speed, firepower or seakeeping.
We believe that vision will not be realized without devoted, inspiring teachers at the helm.
Unlike those forces of virtue arrayed against her, Charlene has not starved for her fortune; she has not devoted herself to salads without dressing, mini portions of whole wheat pasta, hamburgers without buns, and other extreme dietary measures.
Two spreads were devoted to sport, but without any news or match reports.
And n+1 is explicitly and without embarrassment devoted to the idea that thought can advance.
"Destroy All Cars" could have featured a car-loving protagonist, deeply devoted to global warming, without fundamentally changing the story.
Like many European establishments favored by opera-, bandet-, and concertgoers, Castellano — which attracts many of its patrons from City Center, across the street, and Carnegie Hall, a few blocks away — is devoted to serious eating without fuss.
Daigle is most proud of the fact that his company rebooted four high-speed switching systems in the West Street building partly devoted to the New York Stock Exchange, without traders noticing.
