Sentence examples for which she devotes from inspiring English sources

But loneliness took her, and she made a second marriage, to which she devotes one grudging paragraph.

Nor is this "Memoir of Family" an insider's report on Rice's life after 2000, to which she devotes a single page: the last one.

For the totality and relevance of this analysis – and the care for which she devotes herself to Girard's biography and foundational ideas – Haven has delivered an important biography that readers of philosophy and desire will thoroughly enjoy.

But you know by the attention Smith gives them, roughly a quarter of that which she devotes to Leah and Natalie, that their dispositions lean more easily towards contentment.

She believes that we're using shopping as a quick fix to counter the social isolation brought on by the Great Recession, an overreliance on technology, antidepressants, the proliferation of self-help literature, and other dispiriting macro forces, to which she devotes a huge chunk of her book.

"Property porn has never before risen to such literary heights," echoed Lewis Jones in the Spectator: "The best thing in Bird Cloud is the last chapter, which she devotes to the local wildlife: porcupines, coyotes, deer, elk, mountain lions, and above all the birds".

Meanwhile, she had "the house, the cook, the chauffeurs, the parties", a whole offscreen world to which she devoted herself.

For the first time she enjoyed independence, a cherished state to which she devoted a book, "One's Company: Reflections on Living Alone" (1992).

Her legacy lives on at the AAM and in so many other organizations to which she devoted her positive influence, energy, and ideas.

The next artistic cause to which she devoted her energies was the World Dance Alliance, an international forum for the exchange of dance ideas founded in Hong Kong in 1990.

She also had special and continuing love for Brazilian pop, to which she devoted an album, "Sabia" (Concord Jazz), whose lyrics included her own translations from Portuguese.