Sentence examples for desire to devote more from inspiring English sources
Again and again he was frustrated in his desire to devote more time to composition.
He went through the reasons for going, above all the risk of renewed psychodrama if he hung around and his desire to devote more time to his family.
Instead, some managers preferred to devote more attention to development.
This requires us to devote more efforts to preventive programs to reduce incidence of burns.
Sullivan, reflecting on this, on his own longstanding kidney problems, and on his desire to devote himself to more serious music, replied to Carte, "[I]t is impossible for me to do another piece of the character of those already written by Gilbert and myself".
Another element in my desire to devote my life to service to humanity was my parents' divorce.
This "selfless generosity … galvanized my desire to devote my career to helping the citizens of the developing world".
When President Bush announced his crackdown, which critics attribute to his desire for good political relations with Cuban-American leaders in southern Florida, he said he would devote more resources to enforcement of the ban.
