Sentence examples for naturally devoted from inspiring English sources

In British politics, he had naturally devoted much of his time to matters concerning the arts and the media.

As the road gets steeper, rows of slender cypress trees usher you to Castello di Volpaia, a medieval village where most of the structures are, naturally, devoted to wine and olive oil production.

NBC, naturally, devoted virtually all of its prime-time newsmagazine "Dateline" and much of the "Today" show to exploring how the nation's morale would be affected by the end of "Friends".

Before cyberspace, outer space was the frontier of the future, and so the exhibition naturally devotes a chapter to "Rockets and Space".

The Oklahoman, published in the city that McVeigh devastated with his 1995 bombing, naturally devotes lavish space to the bland horror of his last moments.

People will naturally devote most of their time and attention to their principal responsibilities -- the ones that figure in whether they get promotions and raises -- and turn to monitoring only when they have the time and inclination.

"Under a system of perfectly free commerce, each country naturally devotes its capital and labour to such employments as are most beneficial to each," Ricardo wrote.

Though cultural attractions abound, many of the best new developments in Pilsen are, naturally enough, devoted to the city's favorite beverage.

His weekend television show (on Fox News, naturally) was devoted to serving up unadulterated hate speech with an Arkansas twang.

Quite naturally, he devotes several pages to the Tour de France.

Naturally, they devote hundreds of words to ideas for restricting access to abortion — pending the achievement of "our final goal of total constitutional rights for the unborn child" — and contraception.