Sentence examples for the book devoted from inspiring English sources

The third of the book devoted to Mrs. Clinton's Senate career is no endorsement of her presidential aspirations.

Similarly, the section of the book devoted to literary works concludes with the pronouncement that "we are moving beyond the nonfiction novel" toward broader nonfictional forms.

Naturally, they tested those heights by tasting the world's hottest pepper, the Carolina Reaper, for a chapter in the book devoted to our mysterious hankering for the hot stuff.

But the final third of the book, devoted to his family tree, centers on a beautifully unsettling mosaic of comic-strip jokes that seem to be at his parents' expense but inevitably end up ridiculing his own dealings with them.

Georgy Mitrofanov, an Orthodox priest and academic who wrote some sections of the book devoted to the Russian Orthodox Church, said a re-evaluation of history could not solve Russia's problems.

"One veterinary supply house sells a bag of 100 bands for $1.49," reads the start of a sentence in a section of the book devoted to the use of rubber bands in the castration of bull calves.

The middle part of the book devotes attention to movies.

It matters most what happens to Kapak, since he's the figure to whom the book devotes most time.

(The book devotes five pages to discussing Sinatra's various interpretations).

But, surprisingly, given the title, the book devotes relatively few pages to the bucket plan itself, instead offering long chapters on annuities, real estate ownership and taxes.

He finds that he is stronger than he realized, even if the book devotes more than enough attention to a weeping blister that develops as he walks.