Sentence examples for works devoted from inspiring English sources

Ms. Gems followed up with biographical works devoted to artistic and historical figures.

Despite the many works devoted to the Mitfords, there is no satisfactory biography of them, together or apart.

Myers' works devoted to psychical studies include Human Personality and Its Survival of Bodily Death (1903), Phantasms of the Living (1886), and Science and a Future Life (1893).

Ellen Gallagher had rendered the Negress abstract, in perhaps too pretty works devoted to the notion of beauty in black female hair culture.

Their subjects are frequently religious ones, but brothel scenes and pictures in sets, such as five works devoted to the senses, were popular with them also.

It is, Mr. Del Tredici wrote in a program note, one of several recent works devoted to aspects of gay life, in this case sadomasochism.

Today they went on display at Tate Britain in London as part of a rehang which sees nine rooms and 170 works devoted to the Romantics.

Ludwig Landgrebe, who was Husserl's personal assistant for many years, published in 1939 Erfahrung und Urteil (Experience and Judgment), the first of Husserl's posthumous works devoted to the genealogy of logic.

For example, included in "The World According to Itzik: Selected Poetry and Prose" -- the first English anthology of works devoted to Manger, who died in 1969 -- is a different kind of Chelm story.

Some 30 years later he has created "The Rodin Project," an evening-length work devoted to the sculptor.

One such was the major work devoted to his curious calling-a novel "Goll by a U. of Chicago professor.