Mr. Obama devoted many more words in his written statement to Ms. Warren than to Mr. Cordray.
We have devoted many resources to the fight.
I've devoted many, many more hours to reading criticism of the vast and ever-mutable plays and poetry of Shakespeare (or whoever he or she was), written by people who like me can't get enough of figuring out and arguing about those words and what lies within them.
He devotes many pages to privacy, a word that does not exist in the Russian language, or in the airless human mass that forms when Russians wait in line.
It can't be good for the game when the media devotes so many words and so much ink to bad decisions, which ultimately undermines the integrity of some results.
In their own oral explanations, participants from both groups devoted three times as many words and three times as many gestures to explaining the dynamics of the system as to explaining the structure.
But he devoted more than twice as many words to the dispute over the turnout at his Inauguration.
Many words are devoted to the idea of Blanche and Stanley, in "A Streetcar Named Desire," as embodiments of old and new orders of civilizations.
Although many words are devoted to evoking the spiritual implications of eating human flesh, hardly any are given to describing the physical experience, which is just as well.
Many words were devoted to detailing a wide range of specific measures, rather than laying out the general principles that would guide his government (leaving the details to be fleshed out by cabinet, lawmakers, and senior bureaucrats).
