Sentence examples for become devoted to more from inspiring English sources

Our lives, as a result, can become devoted to more valuable and creative activities, such as new or improved goods and services, art, science and technology.

2. Become Devoted Decide what success is for you and become devoted to it.

The entire month of May has since become devoted to the race.

I take creative writing workshops and become devoted, obsessed.

Manufacturing jobs require more technical knowledge than they once did, and American industry has become more devoted to turning out high-technology goods.

He had converted to vegetarianism after reading Frances Moore Lappé's influential manifesto, "Diet for a Small Planet," and become more devoted to plant-based eating after discovering the writings of Stephen Gaskin, the spiritual leader of the largest commune in the United States.

Although Clayton had been Dylan's friend throughout 1964, and had accompanied Dylan on the road trip across the United States on which "Chimes of Freedom" and "Mr. Tambourine Man" were written, by 1965 he may have become more devoted to Dylan than Dylan was comfortable with, and Clayton's use of amphetamines may have made him difficult to be around.

Its leaders became more devoted to collecting hefty fees than keeping books straight.

Such tactics proved unsuccessful, as the princess became more devoted to Lehzen than before, as evident in her journals.

How does someone become so devoted to one particular plant?

It is mysterious too, and still is to me, how someone from Essex, say, can "adopt" Manchester United, or someone from Lincolnshire become hopelessly devoted to Liverpool.