Sentence examples for notably devote from inspiring English sources

The Leoka reports count assaults on officers – there were 49,851 incidents in 2013 – but more notably devote hundreds of words in each case to describing in detail the circumstances of every "officer feloniously killed".

The influence of Verreaux was superseded by that of Ward's Natural Science Establishment in Rochester, N.Y., where a group of young enthusiasts, notably Carl Akeley, devoted themselves to the perfection of taxidermic methods.

He leaves behind a family, most notably his devoted daughter Murph.

It's also one of the more vociferous works in a notably reticent show devoted to black-and-white wares.

After her death in December 1817, Lamartine, who had already dedicated many strophes to her (notably "Le Lac"), devoted new verses to her memory (particularly "Le Crucifix").

The terms of his severance allowed him to indulge his other interests, as a poker player, a boxing manager, an art collector, and most notably a philanthropist devoted to animal welfare.

There were some great lines in there, most notably Letterman himself saying, "You know what I'm going to devote the rest of my life to?

The show suggests the latter, notably in the section devoted to Cubist works.

A few other parts of the city retain their 1970s feel – most notably the Brücke museum, devoted to the Dresden Expressionist painters led by Ernst Kirchner and Erich Heckel.

Notably, several chapters are devoted to critical topics that are often not found in other books.

The lack of an alternative career structure, notably the failure to reward chairmen and chairwomen for the long hours they devote, is damaging.