Sentence examples for chooses to devote from inspiring English sources

Mr. Friend wisely chooses to devote a fat paragraph to the words of a retired Roman Catholic priest, architectural planner, writer and social activist, Romo Mangun.

When it comes to advertising, ITV chooses to devote its allocation of advertising minutes to more lucrative primetime shows instead of regional news.

But, describing himself as "an introvert in my own right," he wondered, "If Ms. Dowd chooses to devote every column she writes over the next four years to ripping the president for failing to schmooze sufficiently," is she free to do so?

If an individual chooses to devote their life to art, they are choosing to live a life of ultimate freedom.

Offensiveness in fashion is as relative as is personal platform and the time one chooses to devote to its advocacy.

That to love, one chooses to stand by another, through thick and thin, and chooses to devote oneself to the other, regardless of what they may feel.

He chose to devote his time to conserving the poles.

How much I choose to devote to any aspect of worker welfare is my choice.

It's not that I chose to devote less of myself to the kids, in order to write this book.

She has chosen to devote her life to the education of 14-year-old boys, ostensibly teaching English.

More highlights: The pro-choice plank: We strongly support a woman's right to choose to devote her life to her family and children.