Sentence examples for form devoted from inspiring English sources

There is, of course, an entire art form devoted to the creation of works that have no manifestation except the live act itself, and that is dance.

Eleven years after that, Rosenthal introduced the Editors' Note, a form devoted to remedying, as The Times's stylebook puts it, "lapses of fairness, balance or perspective -- faults more subtle or less concrete than factual errors, though often as grave and sometimes graver". Errors are honest mistakes; the "lapses" addressed in Editors' Notes are usually bad journalism.

The league set up a committee to oversee environmental efforts, and three subcommittees were formed, devoted to preproduction, production and buildings.

Besides the cloistered nuns, in recent times, numerous congregations of active sisterhoods, Third Order Carmelites, have been formed, devoted to teaching, care of the sick, and other charitable works.

It's a truism to say that the story as a form is devoted to loneliness and alienation — "people in some sort of contest with the prevailing world," as Doctorow puts it here — but that may be the best explanation for why these stories so often fail.

True to form, Andrew Carnegie devoted his youth to building an empire.

Loosening many of the earlier restrictions has also rejuvenated many art forms previously devoted almost exclusively to propaganda.

Ukraine's reputation hit such a low that a group was formed several months ago devoted to sprucing up its image abroad.

"If you want to form a club devoted to solving Rubik's Cubes or watching 'Family Guy,' no problem.

Campbell-Ewald, part of the Interpublic Group of Companies, will form a group devoted to the account, along with a sibling direct marketing agency, Draft Worldwide.

And to underscore the growing importance of services like media buying and media planning in a digital era, with the acquisition MDC will form a division devoted to its media agencies, called Maxxcom Global Media.