Conflicts of Interest - Dilemmas re Devotions Alice's husband is indeed devoted, up to a point.
Much of "Movie Journal" is indeed devoted to what Mekas considers the "New Cinema," which is for the most part, but not entirely, what's often called "experimental" films.
Some 63percentt of human conversation, according to his measurements, is indeed devoted to matters of social interaction, largely gossip, not to the exchange of technical information, Dr. Bickerton's proposed incentive for language.
Indeed, Mr. Smith was so devoted to his grandmother that he never wanted to leave, Mrs. Sallad said.
Indeed, its fans are so devoted that volunteers translate it into five other languages.
Indeed, one mystery of Bulger's rapport with the F.B.I. had always been why the agents were so devoted to him.
Many efforts have been, indeed, recently devoted to find out strategies which might improve permeability of BBB to CNS-directed drugs (for review see [ 68]), although, paradoxically, BBB leakage and the concomitant vasogenic edema (see below) are the main clinical problems in patients suffering from glioblastoma (for review see [ 69]).
An early draft of Grandpa, Hitler and Me was indeed more "clubby", with more time devoted to comparing Toulson's and his grandparents' relationship, the letters more of a sideshow.
They cannot understand that the figure of a laborer some furrows in a ploughed field, a bit of sand, sea and sky are serious subjects, so difficult, but at the same time so beautiful, that it is indeed worthwhile to devote one's life to expressing the poetry hidden in them".
It is indeed true that Aristotle devoted several lost works to Archytas and must have been familiar with his thought.
