Sentence examples for wholly devoted to from inspiring English sources

September was almost wholly devoted to coping with the crush of unexpected students.

The Obama campaign even created a Web site wholly devoted to answering conspiracy theories and smears.

But that was a publication wholly devoted to fantasy, to superficiality, to impracticality.

A dedicated member of our team, Connor was wholly devoted to Single Stop's mission of eliminating poverty.

They originally included serious dramas but later, under the Roman Empire, were almost wholly devoted to farces and pantomime.

An upcoming issue of Philosophical Transactions B, a journal of Britain's Royal Society, is wholly devoted to the subject of "climate change and vector-borne disease".

But Hobbes insisted that, to make the contract work, each individual citizen must be considered as wholly independent, a unit entirely devoted to its own interests.

The latter, says a recent issue of National Review that was wholly and belatedly devoted to stopping Trump.

Yet as much screen time is devoted to her wholly unlikely quarry: one Paul Spector Jamie Dornann, excellent), a mild-mannered grief counsellor who enjoys jogging and jolly family days out when he's not strangling trainee solicitors or scribbling pictures of his clients' knockers in his notepad while they try to tell him about their dead children.

Anne Grannum, the superintendent at Mortonhall until 2011, was described consistently by staff as utterly devoted to her job but wholly consumed by efficiency and averse to change or suggestions for change, the report said.

Regardless of the acres of newsprint and TV coverage currently devoted to the subject, I'm still not wholly sure who does.