Sentence examples for courses devoted from inspiring English sources

There are now required courses devoted to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, democracy and the value of the individual.

One novelist he has written about at great length is David Foster Wallace, whose "Infinite Jest" is among the rare contemporary novels to have entire college courses devoted to them.

I met my degree requirements by taking "Feminist Literary Criticisms" and "Women and the Avant-Garde," as well as two courses devoted principally to film, and a seminar on Beckett and Nabokov.

American nature writing, indeed, has developed all the signs of a tradition in exceedingly good health: epiphytic sub-genres (parodies and the like), university courses devoted to its exegesis, and a resistance from its leading practitioners to being included within its boundaries.

As we have mentioned, Hegel's Encyclopaedia of Philosophical Sciences was written as a teaching manual, various parts of which were later expanded upon in lecture courses devoted to specific parts of the system.

With regard to the qualitative assessment of the organisational dimension, it emerged that, over a time-horizon of 12 months (Fig. 1), the introduction of the innovative technology requires the institutionalisation of specific training courses devoted to the healthcare professionals directly involved in the procedure on the one hand.

One old regulation disqualified social studies courses devoting more than 25percentt of classroom time to current events or independent study.

The president was, of course, devoted to the blue-ing of America.

Only three states — Missouri, Tennessee and Utah — now require a course devoted to personal finance, according to the JumpStart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy, a nonprofit group.

He called a communications course devoted to the study of Paterno "one of the most enlightening classes I've ever taken".

I love the fact that there is a course devoted to mushrooms and salads: a palate cleanser for the ambitious and an alternative starter for the rest.