Sentence examples for has never been devoted from inspiring English sources

Unlike many photographers, he has never been devoted to a specific method or style: he'll use a little hand-held Leica or a large-format, bellowed box on a tripod; he shoots mainly in black and white, but he's done some color.

THERE has never been an exhibition devoted to German Expressionist prints at Princeton University's Art Museum, although the university's holdings in this area are considerable.

Rauschenberg's combines epitomise the best of his spirit, yet the strange thing is that although they have been present in every Rauschenberg retrospective, there has never been a show devoted specifically to them.

Despite numbering first, the U.S. has never been able to devote its main energy to the Asia-Pacific.

A lot has been written about Superman over the years, but until now there has never been an entire book devoted to the lives of Siegel and Shuster.

Still, Rock has never been satisfied with a life devoted purely to standup comedy, and "Top Five" is both an expression and a satire of the urge, common among professionally funny people, to be taken more seriously.

Yet judging by the number of clubs, school programs and Web sites that are devoted to chess, the game has never been more popular.

He has never been involved in the business, preferring to devote his time to bird-watching and photography.

A whole chapter is devoted to dismantling "Foxbats Over Dimona", a book claiming that the 1967 war was essentially triggered by the Soviet Union, which, some good reviews aside, has never been taken too seriously.

Mr. Bloomberg, who has never been mistaken for Demosthenes, raced through much of his text with all the enthusiasm that one might devote to a cafeteria menu.

Yet this has never been demonstrated.