Sentence examples for devoted many of from inspiring English sources

Meri devoted many of his novels and dramas to the depiction of war.

Mr. Gingrich has devoted many of his limited resources to South Carolina, which he regards as crucial to his campaign.

Since its formation in 1971, it has devoted many of its resources to fighting the institute to preserve land around the 80-acre Princeton Battlefield State Park.

Mrs. Clinton devoted many of her remarks in the evening to promoting American support for the Palestinian effort to build institutions.

(Senator John Kerry has run plenty of attack advertisements, too, but he devoted many of his early general election spots to introducing himself to voters).

This strand of his work became increasingly important to Munari after the war, when he devoted many of his projects to putting Constructivist principles into practice by ending the distinction, or "divorce," between art and life.

A retired state employee, Magee is a talented painter who devotes many of his canvases to the insurrection.

In the four decades after his defeat, Mr. McGovern continued to campaign for a less aggressive American foreign policy while devoting many of his efforts to the cause of combating world hunger, a passion of his that was first inspired at Food for Peace, part of the United States Agency for International Development.

"It is a puff piece, a self-delivered valentine," said Mike Wallace, a historian and a co-author of "Gotham: A History of New York City to 1898" (Oxford, 1998), a Pulitzer Prize-winning book that devotes many of its pages to the story of the police in New York.

These days Eringer has turned irrepressible blogger, devoting many of his waking hours in Santa Barbara, Calif .to embarrassing the prince any way he can on his website, eringer33.com.

SAN FRANCISCO — Though NASA is devoting many of its exploration resources to Mars these days, the agency still has its eye on an icy moon of Jupiter that may be capable of supporting life as we know it.