Sentence examples for he did devoting from inspiring English sources

He did, devoting months to "taming and disciplining an ungoverned burp to shape it into a new voice".

In his later work he did devote careful attention to the division of fields into specialties and subspecialties (see §5).

Mr. Eisenhower attempts no novelistic portraiture here, though he does devote ample attention to the conflicts among the commanders of the three major powers.

While Miller does not prescribe a revolutionary remaking of the peace process, he does devote much of this volume to puncturing what he considers American illusions in the hope that the next round of diplomacy will be more successful.

While Mr. Miller does not prescribe a revolutionary remaking of the peace process, he does devote much of this volume to puncturing what he considers American illusions in the hope that the next round of diplomacy will be more successful.

And while he does devote a few chapters to population trends, social changes and religious or cultural movements, the mundane problems that preoccupy ordinary citizens much of the time – work, school, marriage, childrearing, boredom – receive scarcely a nod.

But before a single shot is made he does devote a great deal of care to the manner in which the subject of an interview will be questioned by the interviewer, to the manner in which the subject will be photographed while he talks, and to the physical arrangement of the apparatus.

Norrell: "I did devote a great deal of time to Belasis in my youth, but no longer.

CNN did devote almost as much to the Jubilee as BBC America did, but it's a little unfair to judge that cable news network by a royal event.

However, they do devote large areas of floor-space to CDs.

To his credit, Piketty did devote a small subsection of his book's final chapter to climate change.