Mr. Obama devoted a single sentence to the topic in his State of the Union address, but that was what proponents of a trade deal had been hoping for.
If it's true, as "Heyday" states, that Gibbon devoted a single sentence to each two-week period in the life of the Roman Empire, Mr. Andersen does not move at that pace.
He devoted a full half-sentence to me.
Baedeker, however, had little to say about Mallaig itself, devoting a mere sentence to the village: "Mallaig... with a large pier, the prettily situated little terminus of the railway, is a good centre for excursion".
He devotes a single sentence to the invaluable reference book that debunks his thesis.
For example, Japan's giant Nippon Telegraph &Telephone devotes a single sentence in its 20-F report to executive pay.
Mourinho did not devote a single sentence of his programme notes to Frank Lampard's return, despite a Chelsea club record of 211 goals in 649 appearances, three titles, a Champions League, four FA Cups, two League Cups and a Europa League.
In this respect, it is notable that Tomorrow's Doctors only devotes a single sentence to the issue of CAM education (as quoted in the introduction to the present paper).
The mayor's book, "Leadership," published in 2002, devotes not a sentence to this topic.
The memoir devotes only a sentence to his slaying: a displeased Circassian gendarme "with three or four Kurds knifed him by the side of the road".
