Sentence examples for devotes particular attention from inspiring English sources
A master of human psychology, he devotes particular attention to women.
"The Jackie Robinson Story" starts with Robinson's childhood and devotes particular attention to his years as a U.C.L.A. student.
The one "popular" group to whom Hazan devotes particular attention and sympathy are the Parisian militants known as the sans‑culottes.
The number is likely growing, thanks to increased medical reporting in the media, which devotes particular attention to scary new diseases like sars, and to the Internet, which provides a wealth of clinical information (and misinformation) that can help turn a concerned patient into a neurotic one.
This paper provides an overview of address terms in the organization of turns and turn taking, and devotes particular attention to their use at one turn constructional juncture where the speaker's retention of the floor is uncertain: following grammatical completion points.
As human dignity has been invoked often by the Supreme Court of Canada, the Panel devotes particular attention to this concept.
The conservative fossil-fuel magnates Charles and David Koch, through their charitable foundations, have devoted particular attention to the state.
The French authorities have devoted particular attention to maintenance messages sent from the plane indicating an inconsistency in the readings of the three speed sensors.
In Adversus haereses Irenaeus catalogs and criticizes the doctrines of various Christian teachers and their followers from the 1st and 2nd centuries, devoting particular attention to Valentinus and other teachers who were said to have adapted Valentinus's doctrines.
On March 10th, José Pimentel, the Minister of Mining, announced the founding of a new state-owned corporation, the Bolivian Evaporative Resources Enterprise, which will devote particular attention to lithium, exploring "every alternative" for exploiting "gray gold".
Analysts of the earliest poetry chose to devote particular attention to the ways in which poets depicted animals and other aspects of nature and often indulged in complex patterns of imagery that likened attributes of one animal to those of another.
