Sentence examples for devoted a remarkable from inspiring English sources

That not enough has been written about his family is strange in that Obama himself devoted a remarkable book, "Dreams From My Father," to his quest to fill the void left by an absent Dad.

To extend the gag, they might have called the follow-up No Seriously, Is This Really It?. Mojo magazine recently devoted a remarkable 13 pages to Room on Fire even before it had been finished.

He's also possessed of a libido as boundless as his social ambitions, and he devotes a remarkable amount of thought to the state of his "privities" whenever a skirt swishes by.

A highlight comes with the double-page spread reproducing a layout from Charles Buchan's 1954-55 annual, devoted to a remarkable aerial photograph of Hampden Park.

It's hard to overstate how remarkable this is (I devoted an entire column to it in December).

Her legacy will stand the test of time because it is that of a devoted Christian and remarkable humanist who served the needy to the best of her ability and with the best of intentions.

The 67-year-old retired serviceman oversees a shrine to the Deutsche Mark, the symbol of postwar German success, running a small museum devoted to the remarkable birth and lamented death of the currency.

A Rattleskull Genius is not merely an immensely long and carefully articulated collection of essays on Iolo Morganwg but announces itself as the precursor of an entire series devoted to that remarkable stonemason, agricultural consultant, self-proclaimed heir to Wales's bardic tradition, autodidact, artisan poet and scholarly forger of both the poems and the consciousness of his nation.

Not enough attention has been devoted to this remarkable development.

Though he shared their preoccupation with public profile and with the codes of honor, he was, to a remarkable degree, devoted to self-improvement, self-concealment, and a herculean self-control.

From 1849 to 1885 he created a several birds' eye views of northeastern cities, and a series devoted to New York City that constitutes a remarkable visual record of the city's changing landscape during a period of tremendous growth and upheaval.