Sentence examples for choose to dedicate from inspiring English sources

Why would we ever choose to dedicate a museum to such an art form – a form dedicated to ephemerality?

Dermatology is a small specialty where a slightly strange group of doctors choose to dedicate their careers to the treatment of rashes.

I think one of the most important obligations is for them to provide leadership in whatever area they choose to dedicate their life to.

"A female employee is free to choose to dedicate herself to the company at any cost, and, so far as this record suggests, she will rise in this organization accordingly," she wrote.

"People who choose urban education are doing God's work," he said, "and where they choose to teach and how they choose to dedicate themselves is a matter of personal reflection".

There's a variety of reasons why scientists might choose to dedicate a few weeks, a summer, or even a couple of years to volunteering in a developing country.

I've chosen to dedicate my professional life to improving the lives of children.

I chose to dedicate a lot of space to talking about my experience working on student newspapers.

I know about life coaching because it is the career my daughter-in-law has chosen to dedicate her life to.

The Party was a cause and a world– an incredibly supportive world in my experience – to which people, including his parents and mine, chose to dedicate their lives.

I used to live with one who would come home sighing deeply and expect nothing but sympathy for choosing to dedicate his life to shoving numbers to-and-fro.