Sentence examples for has always devoted from inspiring English sources

He has always devoted generous time to supporting younger composers and conducting internationally.

The composer and conductor Victoria Bond has always devoted her Cutting Edge Concerts series to recent works, but she has tinkered with the format over the years.

Dye has always devoted special attention to the 17th hole when he designs a course to set up the closing drama of the round.

The Royal Institution, which has always devoted itself to the diffusion of scientific knowledge among the public at large, wants to change this.

This is debatable — Amazon has always devoted itself to market share rather than profitability — but it is undeniable that the cost of e-readers has plunged much more than the cost of e-books.

It was one of the most important victories of McCoy's career, but it was achieved with the same tireless intensity that he has always devoted to every ride, whatever the prize or the venue.

And I have always devoted myself gladly to work -- to work and to the struggle.

Greece, like my mother, has always been devoted above all else to its children.

Tina has always been devoted to John XXIII, "even before he was beatified" in 2000.

Meet the Composer has always been devoted to making new music user-friendly by commissioning works and having the composers on hand to explain them to audiences.

For le Carré, spying has always been devoted to fiction-making — the creation of false identities, elaborate mirages, lies both preposterous and subtle, many of them sustained for years.