However, what stands out is, first, his unwavering concern with players as whole people, devoting as much, if not more, time to the fringe players of the squad than the stars; and, second, his total conviction in the importance of players' self-education, flexibility and growth.
Few fans are quite as devoted as Springsteen's.
If there's not a person physically sitting in an airplane for training, we don't need as many airplanes devoted solely to training that person.
Bollettieri rises by 5 A.M. to hit the gym (a must, if you go shirtless as much as Bollettieri does) before devoting the rest of his daytime hours, 6 A.M. to 6 P.M., to his students.
Outsiders are as baffled as followers are devoted.
As soon as YOU are devoted, she won't be.
This condition does not depend on human capital accumulations, and so switching into entrepreneurship in Case (3.A) will depend only on the size of ε 2. Because of the higher ability to invest in human capital in period 2, these entrepreneurs will have the same human capital as if they had devoted period 1 to entrepreneurship as well.
That he is played by Robert Duvall is one of the film's great advantages; if I were as devoted to poker metaphors as Mr. Roth and Mr. Hanson seem to be, I'd say that Mr. Duvall was the ace in the hole.
Bartley treated Whitewater as if it were Watergate, devoting to it what turned out to be more than three thousand pages of editorial and op-ed columns, which were later anthologized in six volumes.
This American strain is particularly hardy, thanks to the great national discomfort with aestheticism, as if anyone who devotes large portions of a life to arranging words, or notes or lines or colours, could be anything but an aesthete.
