Sentence examples for permanently devoted from inspiring English sources

Like past exhibitions in this narrow slip of a gallery, which is permanently devoted to contemporary photography, "Between Here and There" works harder than it has to.

Spenser remained permanently devoted to this brilliant writer and good nobleman, embodied him variously in his own poetry, and mourned his early death in an elegy.

Here Judd made sure that works are seen as the artists made them and wanted them to be seen, one at a time, in spaces designed for and permanently devoted to them.

As Richard Kim wrote in The Nation,  whose covers last year seemed permanently devoted to an iconic notion of the candidate, the committee's sentiments on the President's small body of work "are aspirational in my view.

But the experience permanently changed Motherwell, who devoted much of his career to cut-and-paste creations.

Up to half of the SAT subject test in literature, from which "Permanently" is taken, is devoted to the dissection of poetry.

Trained in Philadelphia before moving permanently to Paris in 1874, she devoted her early career to mastering it.

Through Sept. 23 This is the second New York show devoted to the paintings of Shirley Goldfarb (1925-1980), Americancan who moved permanently to Paris in 1954.

The tentacle bulb is a specialised region devoted to the continuous production of tentacle cells, the latter being permanently used and destroyed because of prey capture.

Mattel has 200 full-time employees devoted to supervising and training Chinese contractors — but the Mattel employees are not stationed permanently at those factories.

The balance of possible future agricultural production has been permanently changed by the combined effects of the 1995 and 2014 2015 lava flows, with much of the land devoted to food crops for local consumption or sale in Sao Filipe having been covered by lava flows whilst most of the land devoted to vines and fruit was unaffected.