Sentence examples for memoir is devoted to from inspiring English sources

An entire chapter of the memoir is devoted to a petty fight between his financially enervated parents over the cost of a Thai dinner and convenience-store dessert.

D'Amboise never forgets his good fortune, and long stretches of the memoir are devoted to Balanchine, in all his glory and his pettiness.

"I Was a Dancer," by Jacques d'Amboise (Knopf; $35) D'Amboise never forgets his good fortune, and long stretches of the memoir are devoted to Balanchine, in all his glory and his pettiness.

"I Was a Dancer," by Jacques d'Amboise (Knopf; $35) D'Amboise never forgets his good fortune, and long stretches of the memoir are devoted to Balanchine, in all his glory and his pettiness.... "Everything was given to me, by the best and of their best," d'Amboise concludes — a gracious and humble exit from the stage.

Pages of her slim, undulating memoir are devoted to an exhibit called "Puppies and Babies," offhand snapshots of artist A.L. Steiner's friends interacting playfully and intimately with said subjects.

One chapter in my book Saving Normal is devoted to personal memoirs describing all that can go wrong when psychiatric treatment is done badly.

But this is a strange memoir for a journalist, because much of it is devoted to the stories he did not write.

Baiev has eloquently written about his first years in Massachusetts -- in fact, the entire last chapter of his memoir, The Oath: A Surgeon Under Fire (New York, 2003) is devoted to what it was like to be Chechen in Boston.

The bulk is devoted to his professional activities, especially his work for The American Anatomical Memoirs and The American Journal of Anatomy.

He is devoted to the concept.

Wednesday is devoted to Arrow and Supernatural.