Sentence examples for was increasingly devoted from inspiring English sources

In his spare time, he worked with the Socialist League, and was increasingly devoted to Chávez, whom he saw as a new incarnation of Simón Bolívar's revolutionary ideals.

February 6 , 1843Keswick, England January 17 , 1901Rome, Italy F. W. H. Myers, (born February 6 , 1843 Keswick, Cumberland, England died January 17 , 1901 Rome, Italy) English poet, critic, and essayist whose later life was increasingly devoted to the work of the Psychical Research Society, which he helped to found in 1882.

In recent seasons she has been increasingly devoted to the song recital.

The major studios are increasingly devoted to huge "tent-pole" pictures.

What has gone more or less unnoticed is that each season at the Met is increasingly devoted to full-evening works influenced by Soviet ballet's aesthetics.

In concert, the group serves up a lot of familiar songs done unconventionally, but its CD's are increasingly devoted to original tunes, many dazzlingly complex.

"In a country that is increasingly devoted to spin, it has become almost unpatriotic to question his image as the 9/11 hero," Barrett told the Guardian.

We must find a way to reduce production resources at night and increase them in the day; these same resources must also be increasingly devoted to the web and less to the newspaper.

Her stock is increasingly devoted to "mobilier industriel" —work tables, shelving units and safes rescued from closing factories (some items date from the '70s and '80s but already look like objects from a bygone era).

Why are there entire nations, such as India, whose economies are increasingly devoted to this and other totemistic excesses of software?

His main creative energies were increasingly devoted to his first major opera, The Midsummer Marriage.