Sentence examples for least devoted from inspiring English sources

Yet even the least devoted of Austen readers can surely see that a vivacious Fanny is entirely contrary to the source material.

While graphic images from Jodorowsky's infamous 1970 surrealist Western El Topo filled the screen, a young woman behind me groaned, "What is this?" A lack of familiarity with the Chilean-born author, artist, and director's dreamlike cinema, however, was otherwise uncommon, as the theater teemed with devotion or, at least, devoted curiosity.

But is it not puzzling that there is only one newspaper in the nation that at least devotes a regular column to the topic (the "Citizen Watchdog" column, by Jennifer LaFleur, in The Dallas Morning News)?

If you're stuck on the notion of building a platform, at least devote time to developing a credible "Single Player Mode".

Devote your entire day, if possible, to those three tasks, or at the very least devote the first half of your day to them.

While not all of us are lucky enough to make a career out of our favorite hobby, it's important to at least devote some of your time to things that make you happy.

Hoberman, despite being accused of "pathologizing" the black athletic experience, at least devotes considerable space to debunking the "melodramatic reporting" known as tabloid science.

The Association of Holocaust Organizations has 293 institutional members around the world, each at least partly devoted to commemoration.

They may have chosen the composer and had a hand in raising the commissioning fees and, at the very least, have devoted hours to practicing it.

You might question the strategy here, to have a solo show that is at least partly devoted to proving how untalented the soloist is.

TODAY is Thanksgiving in America, one of the few countries that has an entire holiday at least ostensibly devoted to, well, giving thanks.The world might be a happier place if more countries instituted one.