Sentence examples for is devoted to its from inspiring English sources

The second part is devoted to its cure.

The front page of the Times today is devoted to its new campaign to make cycling safe.

I would, however, take issue with Annasue McCleave Wilson's assertion that the city is devoted to its urban core.

A whole floor is devoted to its fashion collection, giving you an idea of what the Kardashians of the 18th and 19th centuries would have been wearing.

It was the largest display of Modern art in America since the 1913 Armory Show, and the largest gallery at the Phillips is devoted to its work.

In Book 2 come the Egyptians, with their architectural immensities, their crocodiles, and their mummified pets, a nation whose curiosities are so numerous that the entire book is devoted to its history, culture, and monuments.

That the space devoted to it continues to grow — and that more and more water and chemicals and fertilizer are devoted to its upkeep — doesn't prove that we care so much as that we are careless.

The administration was devoted to its policy of containment.

Entire books have been devoted to its insidious "hypocrisies".

Of late, however, much of that deliberation has been devoted to its own rules.

When its reception was lukewarm, screeds of newsprint were devoted to its apparent failure.