Sentence examples for were devoted in from inspiring English sources

When Pragmatism became a popular movement in the early 1900s, Peirce was dissatisfied both with all of the forms of Pragmatism then current and with his own original exposition of it, and his last productive years were devoted in large part to its radical revision and systematic completion and to the proof of the principle of what he by then had come to call "pragmaticism".

Passard's garden in Fillé-sur-Sarthe Fillé-sur-Sarthe Fillé-sur-Sarthegetables.

He complains that his life "has been devoted in such large part to films of ­worthlessness".

Much effort has been devoted in the last decade to model this material.

So today's lecture is devoted, in some sense, to the tying up of loose ends.

At the same time special focus has been devoted in analyzing the corresponding parameters.

Stabilization and disturbances rejection for nonlinear differential inclusions with time-delay are devoted in this paper.

It is a question to which books and theses will be devoted in the months to come.

The whole three hours to be devoted in giving instruction in composition and instrumentation to the most talented pupils only.

The company, which presented work from throughout the Caribbean, was devoted in particular to dances from Haiti.

Oppenheimer's early research was devoted in particular to energy processes of subatomic particles, including electrons, positrons, and cosmic rays.