Sentence examples for concept of devoting from inspiring English sources

Under the name "Artist Rooms," reflecting the concept of devoting individual rooms to particular artists, the works will be seen at museums and galleries across Britain starting in spring 2009.

The whole concept of a specialty devoted to primary care is both very old and pretty new.

The concept of a journal devoted to neurosurgery was initiated by Dr. John Fulton, a neurophysiologist at Yale, who in collaboration with Spurling, McKenzie, Craig, and Horrax, published the Journal of Neurosurgery in 1944.

The concept of beds specifically devoted to palliative care in traditional medicine wards calls up a need to revisit several dimensions of what is understood by palliative care and the underlying concepts and philosophy of a more global approach to care.

While most prominent in the visual system, the concept of discernible streams devoted to the processing of "what" and "where" features has likewise been proposed in the auditory system.

The concept had very little influence, therefore, beyond More's own circle of devoted followers.

We wanted to improve the process by which studies at the most fundamental level could be translated into medical practice". Medical Center leaders discussed the concept of creating an enterprise devoted to molecular and genetic medicine for several years before construction of the new center began.

Aaron Sorkin's The West Wing built one of the most popular political dramas in television history around the concept of an incorruptible president devoted to good works.

Concept: A restaurant devoted to the glory of mac and cheese.

Special attention is devoted to the concept of directness.

Five firms from Brooklyn to Ramallah will share equally in an award devoted to the concept of design as a force for social good.