Sentence examples for and even devoting a from inspiring English sources

Dickens was especially obsessed with it, describing it in several letters and even devoting a gripping passage of "Little Dorrit" to its grisly occupants.

Proclus certainly admired the first 'founder' of the new Platonism and even devoted a commentary to the Enneads, of which, alas, we have only some fragments.

Others believe that even devoting a quarter of the budget to security will be insufficient to overcome Boko Haram.

He boasts that he made it the most gay-friendly city in Asia, even devoting a portion of the municipal budget to homosexual causes.

He analyzes flavor's engagement with the brain regions that control emotion, food preferences, and cravings, and he even devotes a section to food's role in drug addiction and, building on Marcel Proust's iconic tale of the madeleine, its ability to evoke deep memories.

Similar to flies, human brains also are notorious for their variability and even devote most of their energy budget to intrinsic processing [21].

He even devotes a post to beautiful pregnant cyclists in all their glory.

Common, a rapper, has even devoted a line to him: "Why is Bush acting like he trying to get Osama?

The C.D.C. has even devoted a division to combat this problem, which can lead to resistant strains of illnesses and undesirable side effects.

He even devotes a section of his site to media mistakes.

I am not sure if I even devoted a small slice to the dimension of age.