Sentence examples for devoted to the concept from inspiring English sources

He is devoted to the concept.

Special attention is devoted to the concept of directness.

Five firms from Brooklyn to Ramallah will share equally in an award devoted to the concept of design as a force for social good.

In his music Charles Ives was devoted to the concept of multiplicity: many sounds at once, coming from many sources, arriving at a listener's ears in unpredictable combinations.

Recently, she has embraced a nonviolent guerrilla action group called the Ruckus Society, which is devoted to the concept of "creative confrontation".... "They talk about issues I've been talking about for years, such as the concentration of corporate power".

This is where you suspect it could all be a clever move on the part of Lego: an extension of the brand that fits perfectly with how a company devoted to the concept of constructivist play wants itself to be seen.

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.

This section is devoted to the basic concepts of Hadamard-type fractional calculus and multivalued analysis.

Chapters are devoted to the general concepts and key terms that constitute the touchstones of the early phase of analytic treatment, elaborating their interrelations and their clinical relevance.

In addition, it is an entire opera devoted to the "three tenors" concept, and the three here, William Matteuzzi, Chris Merritt and Bruce Ford, provide worthy competition to the Domingo-Pavarotti-Carreras potpourri that dominated classical sales charts recently.

The third section is devoted to the introduction of the concept of statistical boundedness of order α where 0 < α ≤ 1.