Sentence examples for issues devoted to from inspiring English sources

Two Moscow city magazines, Afisha and Bolshoi Gorod (Big City), recently published astonishingly good special issues devoted to gay life, with stories and analyses as varied, deep, and liberated as those you would hope to find anywhere in the world.

By the mid-1990s, articles of feminist social epistemology were making appearances in numerous mainstream analytic philosophical journals, with special issues devoted to feminist epistemology in The Monist (1994), Philosophical Topics (1995) and Synthese (1995).

Cleveland's only two subsequent stamp appearances have been in issues devoted to the full roster of U. S. Presidents, released, respectively, in 1938 and 1986.

The magazine, which boasts a readership of 100,000, has published 14 special issues devoted to jackfruit, featuring successful jackfruit-related business stories from India's jackfruit-growing neighbours Sri Lanka, Vietnam, Philippines, Mexico, and Malaysia.

International learned societies have held workshops to debate its impact and journals have hosted special issues devoted to the topic[ 41].

Outlook magazine ran an issue devoted to film this week.

There was the special New Yorker issue devoted to Princess Diana.

(The new issue is the 14th annual Southern music issue, devoted to the music of Louisiana).

This is an issue devoted to obsessives and ferreters -- who are always, invariably, my favorite people.

— Patrick Farrell Edible Manhattan: Here's a fine issue devoted to drink in New York.

In the spring of 1997, the literary quarterly Granta published an issue devoted to India's Golden Jubilee.