Sentence examples similar to devotes not to from inspiring English sources

Most of each episode is devoted not to performances but to rehearsals and backstage drama.

The solution is a United Nations monitoring unit devoted not to elections, but to the work of election commissions.

Wikipedia is an online community devoted not to last night's party or to next season's iPod but to a higher good.

But at Leipzig his time was devoted not to the law but to song composition, improvisation at the piano, and attempts to write novels.

Almost exactly 24 hours earlier, an otherwise obscure college student in Morocco named Elmehdi Boudra was convening a conference devoted not to denying the Holocaust but to remembering it.

The world's seventh-most populous country needs a government devoted not to a perennial political vendetta, but to tackling poverty, climate change and terrorism.

With its immaculate, stripped-down installation, the exhibition is clearly devoted not to recreating the feel of art on the street, but to recording it.

Appropriately perhaps, Ivry's final pages are devoted not to Ravel's homosexuality but to his place among the great composers of the modern era.

Most of the investment increase required would be devoted not to new sources of production, but "to replace lost production from depleting fields," said Lewis.

Mr. Bush laid out several themes for the general election in a combative speech that was devoted not to his challenger, Senator John McCain, but to lambasting Mr. Gore.

Then it hit me: of the half-dozen structures in the coal plant, the majority are devoted not to producing energy but to cleaning it up.