Examples of using He devoted in English and their translations into Italian
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With all his strength he devoted himself to the good of the souls entrusted to him,
Passionate about Medieval music for which he devoted much of his musicological activity, he founded in 1934 the choir Psalette Notre-Dame in order to revive it.
He devoted several years to research and the result was
His true passion, however, was the study of twin crystals to which he devoted most of his existence.
an energetic student, he devoted a great part of his time to writing in defence of religion.
He devoted considerable time to teaching and his lectures had a multimedia character long before the digital era.
From 2006 to 2014 he devoted himself to ultramarathons and became the world's champion in the 100-km race for 3 times,(in 2008, 2011 and 2012).
From 1697 to 1722 he devoted himself to preaching and became famous throughout Italy for his Lenten sermons.
He devoted himself to documenting what was happening in parliament during the Berlusconi era, offering some fresco portraits of power that give a meaningful representation of our political class of the time.
He devoted himself fully to painting, drawing inspiration from nature(dogs, wolves, hamsters) zoology books(tigers,
In 1900 he moved to Berlin, where he devoted himself to the study of painting
He devoted a significant part of his professional life to studying the relation between the ear and the voice,
From his youth he devoted most of his free time painting,
in 1987 he opened a studio in Milan where he devoted himself to painting, sculpture
There he devoted himself entirely to missionary work,
He devoted all his spare time to the selection of biodynamic vegetable seeds,
He devoted a collaboration with vibraphonist Gary Burton,
But later, traumatized by the massacres he witnessed, he devoted his life to the Indians.
A year earlier he had started his lifetime project, entitled OPALKA 1965/1-∞, an endeavour he devoted entirely to as of 1970.