Sentence examples for devoting not from inspiring English sources

Rather than criticizing leaders who are stepping up to help solve the most pressing problems of global society -- devoting not just their money but their time as well -- we should be venerating them.

Close attention is devoted not just to scholarly and research matters but to pedagogical skills.

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

The mayor's book, "Leadership," published in 2002, devotes not a sentence to this topic.

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.

Hilton Als's "The Women" (1996) is devoted not just to women, but to the "Negress" — the word his Barbadian-born mother used to describe herself.

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.

The temple, Rand makes clear, is a kind of anti-cathedral, devoted not to a god but to the spirit of man.