Sentence examples for dialogue devoted to from inspiring English sources
Mr. Kristof is on more solid ground when he urges an emphasis on liberals joining with conservatives in a dialogue devoted to uncovering the positive moral values that are to be found in the Bible.
Lawmakers work differently; and for this dialogue to contrast the origin of laws with inspiration this dialogue devoted to discovering the best laws for cities shows how lowly it esteems inspiration.
These are dialogues devoted to ethical inquiries into the virtues, e.g., what is courage, or what is justice?
A lot of gloriously bad dialogue is devoted to defining the charms of Lady Sylvia Allington, the heroine of "Shanghai Moon," Charles Busch's happy, cockeyed new melodrama.
Their conflicts surface in ways both mundane (an inordinate amount of dialogue is devoted to being on time for practice) and philosophically predictable.
Thus this Executive Dialogue is devoted to the topic of identifying and implementing new technologies in a way that makes the most business sense.The first challenge is finding worthy new technologies in the first place.
"Entourage" has done it for us: an expensive convertible, an iPhone and dialogue devoted equally to schmoozing and screaming.
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.
Almost as soon as construction got under way in 2001, one expert, Li Youcai, voiced fears that officials were underplaying the risk of a major earthquake in the region, but government officials rejected his argument, according to an article published last year on China Dialogue, a Web site devoted to environmental news.
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.
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.
