Sentence examples for articles dedicated from inspiring English sources

There are even whole articles dedicated to making fun of them: individuals, as Eisenberg suggests, who "always wanted to have [their] name on a movie poster".

"In response to the sustained impact of and scholarly interest in country music," Mr. Garrett said, "the updated dictionary features a newly commissioned, extensive article on country music as well as nearly 300 articles dedicated to individual country musicians, groups and subgenres".

As interpreted by Daniel Craig and envisioned by the director Sam Mendes, this Bond is "less of a cliché, less attracted by the pleasures of life, much darker and more introspective," the Osservatore film critic Gaetano Vallini wrote in one of five articles dedicated to the Ian Fleming spy.

The papers [9 12] are the first articles dedicated to KdV-like dynamic equations on time scales.

Figure 1 Bar chart to illustrate the increasing trend in journal articles dedicated to nanofluid boiling in the last seven years.

The resources in the platform consist of many different materials concerning headache ( more than 100 articles dedicated to migraine aura, several books, many slide libraries on different headache topics, collections of artistic or neuroimaging images related to headaches etc...).

In 2008, he was charged with "denigrating Turkishness" for publishing an article dedicated to the victims of the Armenian genocide.

In an article dedicated to picking apart the differences between the Xbox One and the PS4 we can't deny that this factor rather leaps out.

It is not every day that I open up the Sunday Times and find an article dedicated to singing the praises of Times readers like me.

In addition, Zeid Hamdan, Ms. Hamdan's former partner in the duo, had a four-page article dedicated to his new work as a music producer in Les Inrockuptibles this month.

PAULA COLLINS of New York "I was surprised to read an article dedicated to both contemporary stagings and the history of 'The Nutcracker' without mention of E. T. A. Hoffmann, the German romantic writer, composer, conductor, painter and jurist, whose 1816 story 'The Nutcracker and the Mouse King' is the basis for the ballet".