Sentence examples for devoting special attention from inspiring English sources
This being inauguration week, many dealers are devoting special attention to presidential portraiture and ephemera.
He started with ceramics, devoting special attention to lusterware: pottery with an iridescent glaze produced in Mesopotamia beginning in the 9th century.
This time, Mr. Romney, well aware of the Christian conservatives aligned against him, is devoting special attention to voters who he thinks should be natural supporters: businesspeople who appreciate his private-sector experience and his focus on the economy.
Its ho-hum recommendation was that California should review its water planning and management practices, devoting special attention to the scarcity problem, while taking into consideration the needs of all parties.
Consider that news of his deal with a private outfit emerged just weeks after his deputy Nick Clegg visited University College Hospital, central London, devoting special attention to the excellence of its physiotherapy services.
While he insisted that it was "premature for any Democrat to crow that Bush is somehow writing off California," Mr. Rove's comments were a tacit admission that the White House has no intention of devoting special attention to California, if much attention at all.
The film devotes special attention to the covert financial ties between academia and the banking industry.
The government will therefore continue to devote special attention to youth and young people, civic integration and vulnerable neighborhoods in the big cities.
The Larousse du XXe siècle (6 vol., 1927 33; revised 1948 50; supplement, 1954), edited by Paul Augé, devoted special attention to World War I.
He devoted special attention to the regulation of prayer ritual, which had become all-important since the cessation of sacrificial worship.
