Sentence examples for devoted that much from inspiring English sources

"He was very persuasive," she said of Mr. Flaherty, adding: "Nobody devoted that much time to me".

In Fredric Dannen's book, "Hong Kong Babylon," Mr. Chan joked that American film crews would sue if he devoted that much time to his combat ballets.

I'm not willing to devote that much to it".

Only in an eusocial environment it is possible that a single queen can devote that much energy for reproduction.

There's not enough out there to devote that much more time".

She, too, could not imagine devoting that much time to him again, as much as she admires Mr. Obama.

As the London jazz festival gets into full swing, this week's 10 picks are devoted to that much denigrated, occasionally inspired, sometimes insipid, but also genuinely fruitful interzone between jazz and classical.

"Anybody that devotes that much time and energy to try and do good [at Kids Company] for no reward [and] ends up being pilloried seems to me to be very, very, very unfair.

The last game I played that devoted so much time to the story was D2, but its long scenes were less objectionable than Liberty's both because they were extremely well written and because the gameplay itself was so mediocre that not having to play was a relief.

Speaking of books, I have authored one textbook exclusively about evidence-based medicine and its relationships with both research methods, and clinical decisions; and multiple editions, in the company of colleagues, of an epidemiology text much devoted to that same domain.

Ruth and I devoted much of that day to pulling the two sections of our floating dock from the water.