Sentence examples for devoted to telling from inspiring English sources

An industry town, devoted to telling stories, was born.

If you're a bit of a mustard aficionado then there are multiple museums devoted to telling you the difference between Dijon, English and wholegrain.

Despite the acres of print and miles of footage that have been devoted to telling the "true" story of the Beatles, Kelly has never before spoken out.

Most of "The Origins of Political Order" is devoted to telling the story of how the state, the rule of law and accountability happened to evolve independently in different societies, before their combination in 18th-century Britain.

"We are thrilled to be doing this with the National Trust, apparently unlikely partners, but as devoted to telling the story of the Southbank Centre festival site as we are".

This false sense of knowing — not a new problem, but perhaps a newly pressing one — has been made worse by the ease with which we find Web sites devoted to telling us what we already want to hear and already suspect is true.

There are YouTube channels devoted to fortune telling, home-shopping television shows hawking amulets and computer programs like "Feng Shui Master," which is advertised as helping divine the future of gold prices.

He also was devoted to solar energy, telling the New York Times he had a $750,000 solar panel system at his Ojai estate, and made a commercial in which he portrayed a J.R. Ewing who had forsaken oil for solar power.

It is a horrible event, and yet it is just the latest of many outrages against Russians devoted to truth-telling.

Thankfully, Bell and Glazer are also writers who have devoted themselves to telling stories about women.

"Relative is what matters," Shai Davidai, a psychologist at the New School whose research is devoted to social inequality, told me recently.