The British newspapers, I fear, have devoted much space to salacious descriptions of a moment in which she briefly displays her voluptuous body to a gibbering Ben; the curt sophistication of her acting deserves better than that.
The rest of Russia's business elite have remained fairly silent, but the newspapers they control have devoted much space to dire warnings about Russia's descent into authoritarianism.Meanwhile, Yukos's lawyers are preparing a long charge sheet against the prosecutors.
Both The Monitor (independent, with a circulation of 26,000) and The New Vision (state owned but independent in its news coverage, with a circulation of 35,000) have seriously posed the questions: "Why this?" and "Why Uganda?" And so they have devoted much space to Uganda's history of combining religion and violence (three rebel groups over the last 15 years have claimed religious inspiration).
THE DAILY NEWS in New York has devoted much of its prime Page 1 space to the case over the past weeks.
When the crew was about to start the procedure, he thought of all of the people who had devoted much of their careers to the dream of a large telescope in space.
Criminologists have devoted much attention to identifying the factors that drive stability in antisocial behavior.
But I'll admit that upon first hearing the name of his play, I thought irritably, "How the ___ am I going to write about it?" As you see, I have already devoted much space-consuming ink to my quandary.
This week, connoisseurs have lamented that every obituary for Sledge has devoted so much space to his lone No. 1 he was more than one single.
It is undoubtedly an important book, which is why this newspaper has devoted so much space to its discussion.Now, the shortcomings.First, there have been criticisms of the book that Mr Piketty probably ought to have seen coming and addressed pre-emptively.
Jardine, who has previously written a biography of Hooke, devotes much space to these rather tedious disputes.
