Sentence examples for issue dedicated to from inspiring English sources

Another issue, dedicated to voyeurism, might contain the photos he took of Ms. Nola in the Catskills.

— Nick Fox Garden & Gun: In the current issue, dedicated to Southern food and drink, Rick Bragg has a paean to the po' boy.

The cartoon was from a special issue dedicated to 9/11's heroes, and its message is that "madmen" are at the root of monstrous evil.

When in 1996 the I.B.M. Systems Journal published an issue dedicated to research at the Media Lab, for example, it became the journal's most popular issue ever.

The editor of Swallow Magazine duly notes that its last issue, dedicated to the Trans-Siberian railway, "deviates from the original Russian route to include the Trans-Mongolian branch from Eastern Siberia, through the Gobi Desert to our endpoint Beijing".

In conjunction with a special issue dedicated to the life of Nelson Mandela, the magazine Transition has recently made available pieces from its archive related to South Africa's turbulent history.

Needless to say, the historical view of the Sept. 11 attacks provided by Al Qaeda differs greatly from that offered by the other commemorative magazine issues dedicated to the subject.

T: The Times Style Magazine made its debut in 2003, and now comes out 15 times each year, with most issues dedicated to either women's or men's fashion, travel or design.

This issue, another in our series of special issues dedicated to a subject or theme, focuses on teaching evolution.

I was intrigued with the idea of these single issues dedicated to one character...and a villain no-less.

In 1994, Malibu Comics launched an official MK comic book series, spawning two six-issue series ("Blood and Thunder" and "Battlewave"), along with several miniseries and one-shot special issues dedicated to specific characters, until its publication ended in August 1995.