Sentence examples for much devoted from inspiring English sources

Her mission is very much devoted to sniffing out the next thing.

Kenneth Tynan's fame rests on his drama criticism, but he was as much devoted to film as to theatre.

The third show is very much devoted to the here and now: an overview of contemporary Chinese art.

"A novel, no matter how much devoted to the act of sex," he said, "can hardly add to the constant sexual prodding with which our environment assails us".

Roso Fukuhara (1892-1946), the younger brother, did not have to work and seems to have pretty much devoted himself to his camera.

"I want to reassure you that the institution you know and love so well, in spite of the transition, remains on track, and very much devoted to the mission you have all supported so loyally," he began.

Baron Cohen, in exporting his japes, comes up against a people much less devoted to the wince.

"Sitcoms in the past were much more devoted to the comic elements".

For me, personally, this is way too much intrigue devoted to leftovers.

He loved my mother and, although he teased her too much, was devoted to her.

There is much effort devoted to developing new synthetic tools in supramolecular chemistry.