Sentence examples for less devoted to from inspiring English sources

Does this mean that female entrepreneurs are more devoted to their start-ups (or, conversely, that men are less devoted to their personal lives), that women feel they have more to prove, or does it just reflect a bias in the women who completed this particular survey?

It's hard not to wish that Todes had been a bit less devoted to his subject's prodigious empiricism.

The question is whether the social balance would improve if Wall Street were less devoted to games of chance.

Taliban trained in religious schools have become mixed together with Ali-come-latelies less devoted to Islamic uprightness.

The so-called born-frees, Namibian voters too young to remember the independence struggle, are less devoted to Swapo.

Museums, foundations, government endowments, and university art departments all effortlessly absorbed a movement which was more or less devoted to destroying their conception of the arts.

But I can't help but feel a twinge of pre-emptive disappointment for a rollout and games library to come that I just can't picture catering to us graying, slightly withered but no less devoted gamers who remember our first 1-Up more clearly than our Junior Proms.

But what at first seems to be an unalloyed virtue goes terribly wrong when Joseph becomes a no less devoted servant of Pharaoh.

Some are no less devoted than true believers.

He saw other students, even kids around town many of them, far less devoted and far less driven and many of them played a better game.

It's worth considering filmmakers now who have bounded daringly beyond their early work and often left their less devoted viewers behind: such modern luminaries as Spike Lee, Martin Scorsese, Terrence Malick, and even Elaine May, whose latest, "Ishtar" (and that's from 1987), is as wrongly reviled as her earlier films (especially "The Heartbreak Kid") are justly beloved.