Sentence examples for devotes a chapter of from inspiring English sources

Kipnis devotes a chapter of "Unwanted Advances" to her theory that Ludlow was falsely accused.

Mr. Cain devotes a chapter of his campaign autobiography (the chapter is called "Gloria"), but it is less than four pages.

Indeed, Taylor's latest idea - to which he devotes a chapter of his book - is the community school, acting as a social centre for people of all age groups.

Clinton devotes a chapter of her new book, Hard Choices, to the Benghazi attack in which she is unrepentant in the face of Republican hostility and about the way the Obama administration changed its account of what happened.

She also devotes a chapter of her book to protest, an act made more radical by its oppressive history".

The former secretary of state devotes a chapter of her upcoming book, "Hard Choices," to the Benghazi attack, which killed four Americans.

Bellah devotes a chapter to each of these four great traditions, offering a synthesis of the best available scholarship on the breakthroughs they accomplished.

He also devotes a chapter to Frank Ford of Arrowhead Mills, the natural-foods pioneer who started making peanut butter in 1970.

Harris devotes a chapter to some of these mostly Jewish mentors, whom he playfully refers to as "Jew-Bu"s.

I was thus astonished to see that Churchill barely devotes a chapter to all of the Tudors.

This book devotes a chapter to the description of the origin of the Order of the Garter.