Sentence examples for devoting an issue from inspiring English sources
The International Brecht Society celebrated John's 80th birthday by devoting an issue of its journal to him.
An avant garde Dutch art magazine Wendingen devoted an issue to Gray's designs, including an essay written by the Romanian-born architecture critic Jean Badovici.
(In October 1961, Harper's devoted an issue to the subject).
Even the magazine Italian Vogue recently devoted an issue to "Rebranding Africa".
The Polish philosophical journal Avant devotes an issue to music, and specifically the work of John Zorn.
"It's an amazingly rich place," said Ms. Alperson, who devoted an issue of NoshNews to Sunset Park.
The magazine's current editor, Rich Lowry, has explained the decision to devote an issue attaching the Republican frontrunner.
Single-Topic Issue This category recognizes magazines that have devoted an issue to the in-depth examination of one topic.
The English-language Granta plans to devote an issue to the Brazilian list next year, as does the Chinese edition, right after its inaugural issue, whose theme is Britain.
Kyle May is a New York architect and the editor of CLOG, the magazine that devoted an issue to skeptical takes on BIG.
The controversy reached a climax in 2011, when a medical publication, The Spine Journal, devoted an issue to reports that repudiated the Medtronic-sponsored research, calling it misleading and biased.
