Sentence examples for which devotes a from inspiring English sources

Mentions the German Historical Museum, which devotes a small space to National Socialism.

It was soon followed by Ghana, which devotes a massive 36% of government revenue to debt-service.

Rhapsodic insights into Ray's songs are notably absent compared with, say, Nick Hasted's 2011 You Really Got Me, which devotes a chapter to Waterloo Sunset.

That script regularly surfaces on this set, which devotes a disc to each half of the octogenarian's 2012 L'Olympia concert, plus a complete video DVD.

A landmark volume almost by definition, Safranski's work, which devotes a great deal of attention to Nietzsche's passion for music, is initially striking less for what the author has to say than for what he has chosen to leave out.

On the set of "Downton Abbey," ladies maids duties are performed by the costume designer Susannah Buxton's staff, which devotes a substantial amount of time to steaming, pressing and sponging her creations.

Unlike film noir, which devotes an hour or two to exploring dark doings, The News has had to tell the story in one arresting photograph.

The public service characteristic contemplates an entity which devotes an essential good or service [**29] to the general public which the public in turn has a legal right to demand or receive.

The public service characteristic contemplates an entity which devotes an essential good or service to the general public which the public in turn has a legal right to demand or receive.

Better yet, pick up the book NurtureShock by Po Bronson and Ashley Merryman, which devotes an entire chapter to explaining how race really works.

Riffing on John Kenneth Galbraith's The Affluent Society (1958), which devotes an entire chapter to the topic, Levitt asserts that conventional wisdom must be simple, convenient, comfortable, and comforting, though not necessarily true.