Sentence examples for devoted to dialogue from inspiring English sources

Ami Isseroff, an Israeli software consultant and a friend of the Issa family, has been sending out e-mail alerts about their predicament to friends on Internet sites devoted to dialogue about the conflict.

Gulen whose life has been devoted to dialogue among faith communities and excellence in secular education ought to be celebrated as a modern day King and Gandhi not ostracized as a pariah to a country for whom he professes great love.

The spectrum of British TV dramatists ranges from those most devoted to dialogue (Alan Bennett, Sally Wainwright) to others (Dennis Potter, Russell T Davies) more driven by cinematic image-making.

Another room might be devoted to "dialogues" — for instance, a paired display of the optically dazzling works of the Venezuelan kinetic artists Cruz-Díez and Soto, who emerged in the late 1950s.

She has contributed her expertise through a series of videos devoted to dialogues on exercise and coping strategies.

The Claude Pepper Center on campus is home to a think tank devoted to intercultural dialogue and the Mildred and Claude Pepper Library.

Much of "Margarita Happy Hour," which Ms. Chaiken wrote and directed, is devoted to group-dialogue scenes, in which the women (including Barbara Sicuranza, Amanda Vogel, Macha Ross and Kristin Dispaltro) boozily debate their Medicaid problems and the limited romantic possibilities available to women with young children.

The center of Proclus' extensive oeuvre is without doubt his exegesis of Plato, as is shown by the large commentaries he devoted to major dialogues.

Rankine's first act captures the action at a dinner party; her second is devoted to an open dialogue with the audience.

Much of the film is devoted to lengthy, expository dialogue sequences in which the Krays (who are at least played with plenty of snarling conviction by Simon Cotton and Kevin Leslie) sneer and posture as their Brylcreemed associates cower in the background.

"It is the religious fervor that makes the anti-peace camp so much more effective and better organized on both sides," said Yossi Alpher, the Israeli co-editor of bitterlemons.org, a Web site devoted to Israeli-Palestinian dialogue, and former director of a strategic studies center at Tel Aviv University.