Sentence examples for choosing to devote from inspiring English sources
The governess was uninterested in money and lacked ambition for herself, instead choosing to devote her time and energy to the princess.
There is nothing wrong with families who can afford it choosing to devote disposable income to send their children to a luxe college.
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.
The caption included a quotation from Ron: "We chose to devote our lives to God and to learn the lessons He teaches in the earth".
Conservatives are not the only ones who insist that women are paid less primarily because they choose to devote more time to family responsibilities than men do.
If income per person didn't grow much faster it's because people in those countries chose to devote much of their extra productivity to more leisure.
But in 2008, during a yearlong sabbatical in Indonesia that he chose to devote mostly to making furniture, he received some blunt feedback from a close friend.
