Sentence examples for education devoted from inspiring English sources

Many receive an education devoted specifically to empirically supported treatments, like cognitive-behavioral therapy.

The Who tribute was the annual benefit concert for music education, devoted to a different songwriter each year, that is produced by Michael Dorf of City Winery.

Through a rigorous 15-year program of higher education devoted to the study of dialectics and mathematical reasoning, this elite ("persons of gold" was Plato's term) can attain an understanding of genuine reality, which is composed of such forms as the Good, the True, the Beautiful, and the Just.

Goya's artistic education, devoted to copying prints, fitted him for the balancing (or arresting unbalancing) of black-and-white etchings, to which he skillfully added the novel tool of aquatint, a method of inducing an even halftone on the plate with a dusting of fine particles of resin.

** Goya's artistic education, devoted to copying prints, fitted him for the balancing (or arresting unbalancing) of black-and-white etchings, to which he skillfully added the novel tool of aquatint, a method of inducing an even halftone on the plate with a dusting of fine particles of resin.

"Deaf culture is a way of life, just as with any culture," explained Moseby, who earned her masters in social work at Gallaudet University, the world's only institution of higher education devoted to deaf and hard-of-hearing students.

In the 1970s there was little social difference in parental time, with mothers who had had post-secondary education devoting about five minutes a day and fathers just one more minute more than their less educated counterparts.

Music education devotes much of its efforts on rhythmic development.

Institutions of higher education devote a major segment of their resources to raising funds, but the manner in which they do so hasn't significantly changed in the face of the new sharing economy.

Pearson Foundation claimed to present "great examples of the best in education" from "education leaders devoted to improving the fortunes of others through learning".

Although the 2010 pre-primary education budget is 9 percent larger than the previous year's, the small proportion of the overall education budget devoted to pre-primary education does not appear to be in keeping with the government's stated prioritization of early education or the fact that achievement of enrollment goals is unlikely.