Sentence examples for devotes more attention from inspiring English sources

Mr Strangio, who moved to Cambodia in 2008, devotes more attention to the recent past.

"The Voice Is All" devotes more attention to Kerouac's French Canadian background than most biographies.

In her book, "Autographs: A Key to Collecting," published in 1946, Miss Benjamin devotes more attention to Cosey than to any other forger, living or dead.

If there's any throttle to the enthusiasm for Baumbach's oeuvre, it arises from the sense that he devotes more attention and achieves more originality in the writing than in the filming.

The relative importance of the period of concentrated attention or the sudden "breaking through" is weighed differently by the two major branches of Zen: the Sōtō sect emphasizes quiet sitting (zazen), whereas the Rinzai sect devotes more attention to the various methods of bringing about an abrupt awakening.

Silvia Ayuso in Spain's El Pais devotes more attention to President Obama's opening towards Cuba.

Consequently, officials often devote more attention and resources to areas with higher voter turnout.

While investigating aerodynamics, however, Tsiolkovsky began to devote more attention to space problems.

More generally, why didn't the presidential campaigns devote more attention to the topic?

Reducing the number of design changes allows workers to devote more attention to each one.

I hope that in his second term he'll be able to devote more attention to the Great Inflection.