Sentence examples for devotes no from inspiring English sources

Claire Conner's treatment of Koch's now famous sons, Charles and David, devotes no attention to how they have moved away from their father's more outré positions.

Fathers, brought up on the early Bond movies like "Dr. No" and taking their sons to see "Tomorrow Never Dies," have complained that the new Bond film devotes no time to character development.

P & G, the parent company of Tide, Gain and Downy, devotes no small amount of time and research dollars to the issue of awful smelling clothes, or malodor, as it's more formally known.

The Alcoholics Anonymous credo devotes no fewer than seven of its famous 12 steps to self-assessment and penance, and accordingly the collection's strongest motif is the now-recovering Glory's shame at her previous conduct.

Is there anything left to learn from the man who told Business Insider, in an interview to publicise his book, that gender diversity in advertising agencies (where only 11.5% of creative directors are women) is a nonexistent problem, to which he devotes no time at all?

Philip is certainly concerned with theological issues, but unlike the Sentences or the Summa aurea, Philip devotes no significant sections of his work to topics such as God's nature, the Incarnation, or the sacraments.

We will devote no less than 50 percent of the profits to D.S.E., probably 60 or 70 percent.

But the state has devoted no extra money or resources to tracking them down.

Mr. Carter has also devoted no fewer than three editor's letters to criticizing the mayor.

Mr. Geren, who said Mr. Crabb often traveled to Austin, is one of at least 11 members of the House who devoted no taxpayer money to trips.

Regnum, a news agency, devoted no fewer than 31 stories to the party in the week or so after the election.