Sentence examples for devoted to themes from inspiring English sources

Other ads will be devoted to themes.

Sections are devoted to themes like portraiture, landscape, literature and history and the artist at work.

The festival this year, called "Climate of Concern," is devoted to "themes of global warming".

This may sound funny, but the interrogation lasted an one hour and forty minutes, of which, according to Sobchak, about an hour was devoted to "themes related to oral sex".

"I'm not sure there's another brand similar to Coca-Cola in this space," he said, particularly in terms of its marketing efforts that are devoted to themes like "love, happiness, inspiration".

Inside, there are 15 zones devoted to themes like work, play, and the body; a music-and-dance extravaganza that runs throughout the day in a center arena; restaurants and cafes; and roving bands of musicians and performers.

Horn is rigorously, impressively devoted to theme, and all of her novel's threads are in service of it.

This is the dance that, in 1945, Balanchine — so devoted to theme-and-variations as a compositional method — cited as the inspiration for all his own choreography.

Displays are devoted to those themes.

There are also frequent temporary exhibitions devoted to modern themes.

Over the summer, there are aerospace minicamps devoted to weekly themes like astronomy or space exploration.