Sentence examples for devoted a review from inspiring English sources
Joe Rhodes of The New York Times devoted a review to the character on February 19 , 2006 Rhodes described Martha Logan's debut scene as "perhaps the most memorable character debut in 24 history".
Richard A. Posner, a federal appeals court judge in Chicago, devoted a law review article to proving statistically that the Ninth Circuit's size predisposes it to "judicial irresponsibility".
By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, November 11 , 1967P. 188 Entire LETTER devoted to a review of Andre Malraux's new book "Antimemoires".
The last show each December is devoted to a review of Spiderman, Superman, X-Men and Dr. Margolin's other favorite comics.
By Winthrop Sargeant The New Yorker, April 16 , 1955P. 133 Entire column is devoted to a review of Henry Pleasants' book "The Agony of Modern Music".
The first part of the paper is devoted to a review of methods used in clinical trials with depression as an indication.
The initial post on thecatcritic.com is devoted to a review of the Purrfect Bistro canned tuna pate variety, which W. (Mittens) Bloomfield raves about in a roundabout way: He writes about a trip to Paris where he dined at a "familiar bistro" on a "remarkable" tuna paté — "in other words, a note-for-note recreation" of the Purrfect Bistro version.
This was the 16th of these extraordinary personal spectacles of the French Chief of State talking, without notes or hesitation for… An unusual modesty marked the front page of "L'Humanite", the French Communist Party's daily paper on Tuesday, Nov. 7, the 50th anniversary of the first… Entire LETTER devoted to a review of Andre Malraux's new book "Antimemoires".
The Commission on Sustainable Development has consequently been revitalized and its programme of work reorganised along a multi-year programme of work divided into seven two-year cycles (the first year devoted to a review of progress and the second to policy recommendations), with each cycle focusing on selected thematic clusters of issues.
