Sentence examples for is usually devoted from inspiring English sources

This space is usually devoted to pristine moral reasoning, but, hell, it's an election year.

One of the challenges of writing Presidential biography is that the Presidency itself is usually devoted to complex legislative and political maneuvers and long-forgotten disputes.

The Real Room, a corridorlike space near the entrance to Real Art Ways, is usually devoted to young and emerging artists.

Daytime during the White Nights is usually devoted to sleeping late to recover from the long night before — perhaps mixed in with some sightseeing — or sipping cappuccinos at the cafes that line the Nevsky Prospekt and some of its side streets.

Affine quadratic stability (AQS) is usually devoted to stability analysis of the linear parameter-varying (LPV) system.

It's the first day of February, the month that in the north temperate zone is usually devoted to teeth-gritting and finding a way to hang on until March and signs of spring.

His Sundays are usually devoted to "recovery work" — fitness-fan-speak for flexibility and range-of-motion training.

Afternoons are usually devoted to organising meet-and-greet sessions between families and potential personal assistants (PAs).

Neither Mr. Biggs nor Mr. Atavar will be participating in Siggraph, where the exhibits are usually devoted to demonstrations of terrifyingly lifelike critters and violently vivid battles.

Sundays before the fair's official Tuesday opening are usually devoted to getting over jet lag and finding a restaurant that's open for dinner; there's nothing to see in the way of design.

"There's only good news today," Bild wrote in two-inch-high letters at the top of Page 1, where the giant headlines are usually devoted to sex scandals, Germany's cannibal trial, killers, adulterers or dishonest politicians.