Sentence examples for devote one chapter from inspiring English sources
It does devote one chapter to Jemima Goldsmith, the daughter of a wealthy British businessman, Jimmy Goldsmith, whom he married in 1995 — he was 43, she was 21 — but this serves largely as a backdrop for his early, self-sacrificing immersion in politics.
She acknowledges countergrievances, and devotes one chapter to white complaints about blacks and another to the complaints of other minorities.
He devotes one chapter to Gordon Heights, in Suffolk County near Yaphank, that was developed by Louis Fife in the 1920's, for Harlem residents wishing to live in the country.
Gould denounced Dennett and Daw-kins as "Darwinian fundamentalists"; Dennett in turn wrote Darwin's Dangerous Idea, which devoted one chapter to what he sees as Gould's errors and inadequacies.
The Big Book devotes one chapter to "the wives of men who drink too much" and another to "agnostics," whose "biased and unreasonable" devotion to the "God of Reason" prevented them from seeing that God was "as much a fact as we were".
He devoted one chapter in The Origin of Species to "Imperfection of the Geological Record" and another to the "Geological Succession of Organic Beings".
As for the banks, Packer devotes one chapter, tracking a man who'd gone into banking because banking "wasn't that hard" and who, while peddling ever riskier bank products yet feeling finance is a "confidence game," gives little thought to clients or country, only to his increasingly larger apartments -- confirming for many, no doubt, capitalism's disdain for the demos.
Coyne devotes one chapter to natural selection, Dawkins not even that, an astounding omission in a book about mainstream evolutionary theory.
Katz devotes one striking chapter to a fundamental change in violin technique that took place in the early twentieth century.
Dillard devotes one of her most absorbing chapters to conservative autiobiography.
The emphasis is on vector-borne diseases, with one chapter devoted to helminthic diseases.
