Sentence examples similar to dedicate to teaching from inspiring English sources

And, it's totally dedicated to teaching".

It is true that many professors aren't dedicated to teaching in a meaningful way.

It's a week dedicated to teaching people about the quality, not quantity of what they consume.

He also runs a charity, the David Lynch Foundation, dedicated to teaching meditation to young victims of PTSD and abuse.

The first week of rehearsals, in August, was dedicated to teaching the core instrumentalists to play like a group.

(Tommasini) The Children's Orchestra Society (Saturday) This group, dedicated to teaching music to children and teenagers, was founded in 1962 by Dr. H.T. Ma (father of Yo-Yo Ma).

The nineteen-nineties saw a reversal; schools in Britain became more dedicated to teaching the Holocaust than schools in the United States.

Among the many youth-friendly offerings is a concert for preschoolers by Music for Aardvarks, which is dedicated to teaching children about music.

A Pope Center research paper published this year describes a "renewal in the university" through privately funded programs dedicated to teaching the great books untainted by relativism.

I walked in expecting this to be the swanky new restaurant, but it turns out to be the education room, dedicated to teaching school children about contemporary art.

The narcisphere has a gendered inverse, which some call the manosphere and which is dedicated to teaching men how to dominate women by feigning self-confidence.