Sentence examples for as devoting from inspiring English sources

One roommate, Frances Kreimer, remembered Massad as devoting "about two weeks, not more" to the question of Palestine.

The actors sell tickets, clean out toilets, cook and serve at the bar as well as devoting long hours to rehearsals.

Duncan has supported the unions on certain issues — such as devoting more resources to early-childhood education and pressing for more rigorous national teacher-certification standards — and moved closer to them on touchier ones.

A biographical sketch of Dr. Morris Smith, practicing clinical sexologist, who conducts research and product testing as well as devoting four afternoons a week to office consultation with individual patients.

Indeed, she went on to write three great studies of Ravensbrück, a major book on the condition of women in North Africa as well as devoting herself to attacking human rights abuses such as torture in Algeria.

By Ian Frazier The New Yorker, August 20 , 1984P. 30 A biographical sketch of Dr. Morris Smith, practicing clinical sexologist, who conducts research and product testing as well as devoting four afternoons a week to office consultation with individual patients.

Few fans are quite as devoted as Springsteen's.

Among their many admirers perhaps none are as devoted as children.

Monzó is a member of a global cult, and as devoted as any Harley hog rider.

The Marquess Oliva di Bellonda, who never learns to love until she meets Perelà, is as devoted as Mary Magdalene.

There is Mr. Mamedov, pleasantly cynical and as devoted as Mr. Talbott to getting things to work and nursing the lurches.