Sentence examples for explicitly devoted from inspiring English sources

Gifted writers can make accustomed methods feel as new and vital as a work explicitly devoted to structural innovation.

Mr. Blier, who had previously assembled "Manning the Canon: Songs of Gay Life," a program explicitly devoted to gay composers, acknowledged the point.

In 1992, appropriating the Greek word for old man, he established Geron, the first biotechnology company explicitly devoted to the molecular biology of aging.

Italian and Russian Jewish children arriving in the early 1900's soon found themselves waving the flag in classrooms explicitly devoted to their "Americanization".

It was the first step in a long test that would not have allowed commercials explicitly devoted to selling Smirnoff or other Diageo brands until April 2002.

The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York City, the outstanding public collection in the field, was founded in 1929, and the Western capital that lacks a museum explicitly devoted to modern art is rare.

Lisa Weiss, Début's owner, explicitly devotes herself to introducing high-quality, innovative designs by new designers with strong aesthetics and original visions.

The positive feedback from the biocurators led us to propose a track devoted explicitly to collecting workflows from multiple biological databases.

And n+1 is explicitly and without embarrassment devoted to the idea that thought can advance.

Only the portales (i.e. the termini of the trunks) are explicitly designed to have devoted platforms for both the BRT vehicles, both the complementary services that cover the surrounding neighbourhoods.

The gain in happiness that would accrue to oneself and one's neighbors by a more well-rounded, richer life than that of the moral saint would be pathetically small in comparison to the amount by which one could increase the general happiness if one devoted oneself explicitly to the care of the sick, the downtrodden, the starving, and the homeless" (Wolf 1982, p. 428; see also Singer 1972).