Sentence examples for devotes fully from inspiring English sources

Homer devotes fully a hundred and thirty lines to the description of this intricate object, whose surface is decorated with images of a city at peace and a city at war, of weddings and a lawsuit, of people dancing and people arming for ambush, of gods and mortals and animals, of pastures and vineyards, of plowing and sheaving.

Of the six programs, three are devoted fully to Bach.

Its program is devoted fully to Vivaldi with the popular "Four Seasons" opening the program and a collection of concertos for one and two violins filling out the evening.

Coming just after a weekend devoted fully to Beethoven piano sonatas, the fare at this floating concert hall is quite varied this weekend.

His offering on the Miller Theater's Piano Revolution series is devoted fully to études, the point of which is to test a pianist's mettle.

Still, the Saturday evening concert was an old-style Mostly Mozart program, one of only two this summer to be devoted fully to the festival's namesake.

His Tuesday evening program at Carnegie Hall, devoted fully to that composer, had a unifying conceptual focus on Schumann's uncanny ability to compose miniatures that are charming on their own but work even better as episodes in huge narrative structures.

The festival's finale, a Juilliard Orchestra concert led by Jeffrey Milarsky, is devoted fully to Lutoslawski, and includes his Overture for Strings, Partita for Violin, Cello Concerto and Symphony No. 4. Jan . 20-28

Though the program it originally announced was devoted fully to women, a last-minute change brought Paul Moravec to the lineup and gave over the entire second half of the program to his "Tempest Fantasy".

This year the Christmas Eve concert was devoted fully to Mozart, whose 250th anniversary year is quickly and, at long last, coming to a close; soon we'll resume hearing Mozart all the time without having to give a reason.

Another sort of film might have devoted fully 50% of its running time to the aftermath of the Evans case, to campaigns, to the arguments, to the achievement of some sort of closure.