Sentence examples for which he devotes from inspiring English sources

These details, in the chapter which he devotes to Shakespeare himself, are the most riveting part of his book.

For Deutsch, optimism — a topic to which he devotes a chapter — is "the theory that all failures — all evils — are due to insufficient knowledge".

Unfortunately, actually chatting with a friend over a beer is also something to which he devotes considerable space, only seldom with amusing results.

He speaks openly of his artistic "homelessness" and of finding his place only in the scores to which he devotes himself with missionary fervor.

Indeed, Taylor's latest idea - to which he devotes a chapter of his book - is the community school, acting as a social centre for people of all age groups.

There have been many changes in Adam Kolesar over the years, starting with his facial hair, to which he devotes an agitated, overzealous attention described less aptly as grooming than as absurdist art project.

He then joined the Rockefeller University to which he devoted over 50 years of service.

It was an idea to which he devoted the rest of his life.

But his example and the cause to which he devoted his life will live on".

Burton waxes mystical on the craft to which he devoted his formative years.

He was reelected to a full term in 1926, after which he devoted himself to business interests.