Sentence examples for issues were devoted from inspiring English sources

While Tunnel's first issues were devoted to the Tiananmen protests, if the ends are similar then the means have certainly changed.

Whole issues were devoted to glass, ceramics and sculpture, as well as to theater and dance, three to poster design and 31 to Dutch architecture.

McGrath became Spark's editor at The New Yorker in the late nineteen-seventies, and writes that by the time he worked with her the magazine seemed "relatively indifferent" to her work surprising because Spark had been, for a long time since her work first appeared here, in 1960, one of its darlings nearly entire issues were devoted to "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie" and "The Driver's Seat".

Alas, we soon had a chance: one of our first issues was devoted largely to the demonstrations in Belgrade, which Slobodan Milosevic crushed with tanks.

A second large display case with sightline issues is devoted to dozens of figures of the Buddha, seen in chunky narrative friezes from the fourth century in what is now Pakistan; in a terracotta pilgrim's plaque from 12th-century Burma; and in a translucent jade carving from 18th-century China.

Four original research articles in the issue were devoted to heart muscle and cardiac disease.

The Fiction Issue is devoted to love stories.

This issue is devoted to all of the above.

This special issue is devoted to low-cost innovations that are making a big difference.

The issue, which she was calling the "pre-apocalypse issue," was devoted "to preparing for the worst".

The November issue was selected to introduce the supplement because the issue is devoted to the subject of money.