Sentence examples for places devote from inspiring English sources

I can't speak for big news organizations like CNN and the networks, but let's think about this question another way: How often do such places devote their energies to covering the massive health disparities and poor outcomes that are wrought by our current system?

These are places devoted to making sure that all lives have equal worth.

"The People's Republic of Capitalism" has had a number of screenings, at universities and other places devoted to exploring foreign policy and culture.

The recording may be played once by each individual teacher in the course of related teaching activities in classrooms and similar places devoted to instruction (including formalized home instruction).

I've visited a lot of different parts of the country this year, and when you do that you begin to realise it's places devoted to nightlife, subculture and drinking that best retain a sense of identity in the face of sweeping homogeneity. .

The place, devoted to foreign cultures, is splendid but underfinanced and underappreciated.

It's a glitzy, exciting, unapologetic place devoted to conspicuous, even grotesque consumption.

Bugarach is "one of the major chakras of the earth, a place devoted to welcome the energies of tomorrow".

For better or for worse, America has always been a place devoted to the literal, the unambiguous, the explicit.

They ought to confirm that the Whitney is a place devoted in large part to contemporary art.

Your editorial about the World Trade Center site said it "cannot be a place devoted entirely to death".