Sentence examples for I devote one from inspiring English sources

Yet I also think that the so-called new atheists present a special case, which is why I devote one of the six chapters in my book to criticising such writers as Sam Harris and Richard Dawkins.

"I devote one afternoon a week, every Wednesday afternoon, to trying to find specialists for my patients — a pulmonologist for children with chronic persistent asthma, a neurologist for children with seizures or developmental delays, a psychiatrist for children with serious mental health problems, a hematologist for patients with sickle cell disease," Dr. Chatters said.

After being killed from behind a couple of times by an unexpected sergeant, I devoted one life to finding where he was spawning.

If I devoted one tenth of the energy to doing my job that I do to trying to find ways not to do it, I'd be up for Employee of the Year.

In June 1990, I realized it was nonsense to devote one's self to something small and non-professional when the main media already was writing independently.

Starting on Sept. 18, the multiplex will devote one of its 18 screens to art and independent films.

Mr. Barenboim will devote one of his concerts this summer to a Latin program drawing on his Argentine heritage.

For example, one has a duty to develop one's talents and not to devote one's life entirely to idleness and pleasure (Kant 1785).

It seemed like the kind of story that one should devote one's life to or else steer clear of.

My solution: devote one full day to chocolate boutiques, and do it in style.

"To devote one of those strictly to diet is giving up a lot.