Sentence examples for perhaps devoted from inspiring English sources

"The O'Reilly Factor" is, increasingly, not a conservative show but a cop show — "O'Reilly: Special Victims Unit," perhaps — devoted particularly to sex offenders; the host, in effect, is Shannon Michaels playing Tommy O'Malley.

We would perhaps devote a good 10 minutes to the various stories & jokes & things that are related to that film series.

Maybe the outcome would have been the same regardless — John spontaneous and volatile and artistically irresistible, and Patrick more circumspect, the patient one, less demanding of perfection but perhaps more devoted to a cause.

In fact, since adults are likely to supervise this development, it would save precious student time, time perhaps better devoted to numeracy and literacy, if the universities invited parents to submit the resulting creations to Ucas under their own names, with the child merely confirming it is the adult's own, unaided work.

Perhaps Americans devoted to the values Europe now stands for will dedicate a new Statue of Liberty to the continent.

Standard child fears, perhaps, but I devoted serious time to them.

Perhaps standalone sites devoted to explanatory journalism will soon seem equally strange.

The fans are perhaps even more devoted now, selling out every game for more than two years.

Having already devoted perhaps nearly half of his fortune to his foundations, he says he intends eventually to give it all away.

No European art form, perhaps, was more devoted to Orientalism than ballet, whose makers were always scouting for exotic locales in which, however incorrectly, to situate the material they had derived from French and Italian courts.

Perhaps a career devoted to experimental fiction concerned with the ethical imperatives of being human is the best response to being the son of Oswald Mosley, the notorious anti-Semite who founded the British Union of Fascists in 1932.