Sentence examples similar to he devotes a few lines from inspiring English sources

In my 2007 book "The Rest Is Noise," a history of twentieth-century classical music, I devoted a few lines to Wolpe's experiment, wondering what it could possibly have sounded like.

Gay Talese's article about Gerald Foos, a motel owner who secretly spied on his customers for decades, devotes only a few lines to the culpability of Talese himself during their thirty-year correspondence ("The Voyeur's Motel," April 11th).

So why, with such a major scoop in his hands, does Smith devote just a few lines in a blog post to it?

Would he share a few lines?

He added a few lines and passed it back.

Harford also devotes a few pages to one-upping Friedman.

This is not surprising, as the descriptions of over-ocean flocking available at the time [ 15, 16, 19] were not in mainstream publications, and none devotes more than a few lines to the description.

"I'll have to redraw the girl," he mused, scribbling a few lines on a pad.

He only had a few lines.

It was very telling that this time round, even during his short inaugural speech, he devoted a couple of lines to the issue of human rights violations.

He devotes a chapter to the internet.