Sentence examples for essay is devoted from inspiring English sources

Much of Mr. Gore's essay is devoted to criticism of the news media as failing to report accurately on the scientific consensus that climate change is real and that it is most likely caused by human activities.

Each essay is devoted to a particular word — its origins, its devaluation or appreciation in meaning — starting with "people" (as in "serve the") and ending with "bamboozle," an arc that, for Yu Hua, seems to pretty much sum up the past half-century of Chinese history.

Some of his best art essays are devoted to his old cartooning deities.

After describing this unhappy shift, Mr. Edmundson's remaining essays are devoted to "fellow students" and "fellow teachers".

"Cottonwoods" (1994), one of more than 30 books of thematic photographic essays he has published, is devoted to the defense of one beloved species.

The colors of the page edges and of the introductory pages indicate whether a section is devoted to essays, interviews or photographs of the surviving Metabolist buildings.

The collection goes astray during its middle third, which is devoted to political essays featuring warmed-over tirades against the vulgarities of modern culture and the oppressiveness of censorship.

His output encompasses two collections of essays - one of which, Crossing the Border (1990), is devoted to Scottish literature - and several plays.

THE first essay in Italo Calvino's collection "Six Memos for a Next Millennium" is devoted to an explication of that quality in fiction he calls "lightness".

Lewinton's book Not in our Genes, written with Steven Rose and Leon Kamin, is devoted in its entirety to the refutation of determinism and reductionism, as are many of the essays and books by Gould.

As the curator George S. Hobart notes in an introductory essay, Eric Matson was devoted to the prints; even years after donating them, he spent long hours "cleaning, identifying and organizing his beloved group of photographic negatives".