Sentence examples for many shows devoted from inspiring English sources

Richard's 85, so he's had many shows devoted to his work.

And many advertisers shy from sponsoring shows devoted to wild weather, crimes or animal attacks.

He was responsible for many celebrated exhibitions at the National Gallery, including shows devoted to Chase, Inness, James McNeill Whistler, Thomas Eakins and photographer Ansel Adams.

Another problem is familiarity: there are too many of the usual suspects who populate shows devoted to work by nonwhite artists.

Those who regularly attend art exhibitions can recall shows devoted to globalism, genetic mutation, environmental catastrophe, the Holocaust, meteorology, AIDS, real estate and many other subjects.

Art shows devoted to surf culture have swept Chelsea galleries.

Hunt countered that in his view, "There are no bad shows, but there are a great many shows with small, but devoted, audiences".

But it was a pity that Mr. Alexander — in his seeming desire to promote Chicago and include as many dancers and children as possible in a tight show — devoted so little space to what is best in tap.

Later he acted in many popular films and was the host of a television show devoted to cultural figures.

It was a show devoted to reconciliation.

This is the first show devoted exclusively to his work.