Sentence examples for devoted to changing from inspiring English sources
"And I can't help but think, as I listen to your allocutions, that if all that energy and passion was devoted to changing the laws, perhaps real change would have occurred by today".
The first few months of government, he says, needed to be devoted to changing the bureaucracy.
It is remarkable that 100percentt of society's effort to close the gap has been devoted to changing people's environments.
Now, with four of the 10 filters available in the free version of the app being explicitly devoted to "changing" ethnicities, FaceApp seems to be getting a little too focused on races rather than faces.
A controversial Christian ministry devoted to changing people "affected by homosexuality" announced Wednesday night that it was shutting its doors after operating for more than three decades.
Take "Workspheres," an exhibition devoted to "the changing nature of the workplace" to be held at the Museum of Modern Art in New York from Feb. 8 through April 22.
Last year's show, entitled "She," was devoted to the changing concept of the feminine mystique throughout the centuries and was called by one critic the most brilliant exhibition of the season.
July is devoted to the changing face of the city, from Victorian silents through the machine-age 1920s (Underground), the postwar rubble (Hue And Cry), swinging 60s (Blow-Up), right up to noughties multiculturalism (Dirty Pretty Things), with many obscurities along the way (such as a young Judi Dench in 60s neorealist drama Four In The Morning).
Whale and Dolphin Conservation, the international charity devoted to monitoring the changing fortunes of cetaceans, has already weighed in.
Jones oversees the Public Religion Research Institute, a think tank devoted to examining the changing role of religion in American life, especially as it pertains to our shared "values".
