Sentence examples for though he devoted from inspiring English sources
Once in command, though, he devoted himself to proving that his African-American soldiers could fight just as well as any white ones.
For the last few years, though, he devoted most of his time to caring for Cleo, his wife, who died of cancer last October.
Jon Huntsman, though he devoted his attention to New Hampshire the way Santorum did to Iowa, is at the back of the pack, in single digits.
But how deep his knowledge of economics runs is not clear, though he devoted a recent speech to the virtues of the capitalist thought of Adam Smith.
Though he devoted the bulk of his talk to the economy, he also made the point, Chaffetz says, "that in the general election he's going to be very attractive to both Republicans and independents".
Though his fame was first established, and still largely rests, on his poetic achievements, and though he devoted considerable attention to the problems of writing poetry, he consistently claimed that poetry in itself did not much interest him, and that literary composition, like mathematics and the sciences, served him only as mirrors to the workings of his own mind.
Though he devotes a paragraph or two to the "devastating flood" of 1966, climate change and the threat of rising sea levels are relegated to a single sentence.
The son evolves into a man who, though he devotes his life to writing about sex, never consummates his own marriage.
He enjoyed parenthood when he was young, but in "Self-Consciousness" he names neither of his wives and only one of his four children, and in passing — though he devotes many pages to his battles with psoriasis.
Online, though he devotes most of his column to castigating the BBC, he makes a further reference to the trust that raises a key point about its role: "The so-called BBC Trust, set up by Labour, are supposed to act as troubleshooter and guardian of good corporate conduct".
On this Godfrey clearly agrees with Avicenna, even though he devotes little explicit attention to the controversy itself.
