Sentence examples for far devoted from inspiring English sources
(We've seen signs of the rise of a kind of intolerant progressivism, mostly, so far, devoted to cultural questions on campus.
(Chinen) Christian Scott Quintet (Friday and Saturday) A New Orleans-born trumpeter of spectacular ability and commensurate self-assurance, Christian Scott has so far devoted his young solo career to a jazz translation of brooding but anthemic rock.
With its glossy production style and Sir David Frost, a veteran of the BBC, as star presenter, AJE resembles any Western news channel except that it has so far devoted most of its coverage to places outside Europe and America.For audiences, having more news channels should be a boon.
The show, which began running in June, has so far devoted episodes to the exploration of medical marijuana, gun ownership and bankruptcy.
Beaty, 37, and David, 57, are a generation apart and have come at their careers in very different ways — Beaty so far devoted strictly to the stage and David invested in a career as diversified as a successful stock portfolio, with a broad array of roles on stage and screen while providing the trenchant narrative voice of many a PBS television documentary. .
While an impressive amount of work has been done on the issue of community detection, very little attention has been so far devoted to the investigation of communities in real networks.
And, Jensen says, the consultants are far more devoted to accuracy than neurotypical workers.
Local interests became far more devoted to protecting what they had than in dividing up new spoils.
It's also true that his attention to these matters, over the years, hasn't always been equal, and, paradoxically, some of his best work (such as "Hannah Takes the Stairs") is far more devoted to character and performance than to the visual world that his actors inhabit.
Most damage models developed so far were devoted to initially isotropic materials.
All the efforts have so far been devoted to minimize the statistical uncertainty by repeated measurements but systematic uncertainty cannot be reduced by mere repetition.
