Sentence examples for anthology devoted to from inspiring English sources

A year later, a woman named Colleen Bunting contributed to an anthology devoted to collards called "Leaves of Greens: The Collard Poems".

A few years later, a younger poet, Adrienne Rich, pressed Bishop to contribute to another anthology devoted to American female poets.

In 2007 the British label Paradigm Discs released "Oramics," a groundbreaking anthology devoted to Daphne Oram, a composer and inventor who helped to found the influential BBC Radiophonic Workshop.

The first two books are "Pauline Kael: A Life in the Dark," a smart and incisive biography by Brian Kellow, and "The Age of Movies," a hefty Library of America anthology devoted to Kael's work and edited by Sanford Schwartz.

Susan and Michael Anderson have collected a number of articles regarding this topic in their book, Machine Ethics (2011), and Rocci Luppicini has a section of his anthology devoted to this topic in the Handbook of Research on Technoethics (2009).

Fiction 'The Great American Novel' by Philip Roth (Vintage, £8.99) Baseball has lent itself to some of the best sportswriting in history – The New Yorker has released anthologies devoted to it.

(Schweitzer) MATA INTERVAL (Friday) The festival Music at the Anthology (MATA), devoted to new music by the under-40 set, has always taken self-definition loosely.

The origins of these goddamn gifted Mexican filmmakers can be traced back to 1988, with the premiere of La Hora Marcada (The Marked Hour), a Mexican television anthology series devoted to tackling experimental horror, science fiction, and urban legends from Latin America.

Hackett Readings in Philosophy is a versatile series of compact anthologies, each devoted to a topic of traditional interest.

Of Minds and Molecules is the first anthology devoted exclusively to work in the philosophy of chemistry.

Gehrig was the sole athlete included in the anthology, which was devoted to gifted scholars and intellectual giants.