Sentence examples for especially devoted to from inspiring English sources

He was especially devoted to encouraging girls to pursue science.

Cesar is especially devoted to the work of Tony Robbins, the multimillionaire "leadership coach".

The Sufis were especially devoted to Jesus and called him the prophet of love.

He was especially devoted to his alma mater, Berkshire School on whose Board he served for 33 years.

Many people, including Ms Chávez, are especially devoted to the memory of Lady Di (here pronounced lady dee).

The Institute of Jamaica on East Street maintains a public library, museum, and art gallery especially devoted to local interests.

He was a frequent contributor to sports publications, especially those devoted to tennis, and his book "How to Talk Tennis" (Galahad, 1996) remains in print.

Maybe the best compliment one can give an art exhibition, especially one devoted to historical material, is that it makes you want to look long and close at everything on view and that the installation enhances this process.

The modest but inviting catalog from Acker Merrall & Condit (160 West 72d Street, near Broadway), especially pages devoted to bottles under $10, are friendly to impulse-buying low-budget shoppers.

Scientific research, especially that devoted to the study of human evolution, is one of the most active fields that is in constant mutation in biology (Kennedy et al. 2004).

With the end of the Iraq War and the drawdown of combat forces in Afghanistan, Washington has, however, visibly "pivoted" to Africa and, in recent weeks, many news organizations, especially those devoted to the military, have begun waking up to the new normal there.