Sentence examples for only devotes from inspiring English sources

[Mackay only devotes about 7 pages to the tulip mania but his account informs most contemporary perceptions of the event]Thompson, E. A. (2007).

"My experience with Bob Lutz is that he only devotes himself to projects that he feels he can have an impact on," Mr. Perriton said in a telephone interview on Monday.

In this respect, it is notable that Tomorrow's Doctors only devotes a single sentence to the issue of CAM education (as quoted in the introduction to the present paper).

Jacques was not only devoted to his business, but was also an inveterate international traveler and master of many languages.

But without an obvious champion now, or even an obvious challenger, only devoted boxing buffs know the names.

He quoted examples from his research - one charity only devoted two pages to describe £9m of expenditure while another that said it spent £1.70 for every pound raised.

Woolmer speaks briefly of the "reverse hit" – only devoting three-quarters of a page where it might now take 10-12 to cover off every variation.

But he only devoted two paragraphs of his speech to the idea and did not provide any more details as to how it will work.

During the whole of the week following his arrest, the city's main paper only devoted a small 250-word story on the man who had only too recently dominated their pages.

It's hard enough for adults to squeeze a meaningful conversation about complex topics into 30 minutes and it's even harder when the show is only devoted to the panel about half the time.

As head priest of the Plainview Sikh temple, or Gurdwara, he not only devoted his life to studying sacred texts but also would interpret the holy book of his religion, the Guru Granth Sahib, to his congregation.