Sentence examples for devoted moments from inspiring English sources

A lot of scenes in "Catastrophe" take place in bedrooms; the stars of the Amazon comedy, Rob Delaney and Sharon Horgan, shine brightest when they're depicting the goofiest, messiest and most quietly devoted moments of intimacy.

She wisely devotes moments to pure, uplifting melody as well.

On his return he devoted every moment he could spare from teaching to his General History of Music, published between 1776 and 1789 in four volumes.

And the Starry One is not necessarily the most talented – Gary Barlow had all the talent in Take That, but after the group split, no one devoted a moment's thought to him for more than a decade.

Though he has a full-time job working in development at the vocational training centers in Palestine, Amro has devoted every moment of his spare time he estimates about 70 hours a week to nonviolent resistance and civil disobedience, with the belief that it is the most effective means of resistance.

You are devoting precious moments of a very short life (sorry to break it to you), and you should be having fun with it.

For the moment this talent is devoted, a bit awkwardly, to internecine political combat.

After several moments devoted to admiration, someone, inevitably, dips in with a long-handled spoon and actually tastes the thing.

At such moments devoted listeners call in, upset that he's letting the cat out of the bag.

Moments devoted to national anthems and Australian slang were also memorable as was Mr. Roberts's personal favorite, a segment on East Timor.

Sometimes she sat on her back porch in the evening and devoted a few moments of her pondering to imagining fates for Jason.