Sentence examples for devoting intense from inspiring English sources
Then again, if your job involved standing in front of thousands of people, devoting intense levels of concentration to what's essentially musical micromanagement and nimble manipulation of small pieces of plastic, would you beam away like a pissed uncle trying to remember a beloved Bob Monkhouse gag?
The P.C.N. & R. devoted intense coverage to the issue; the paper published a four-page color-coded series of maps detailing the proposed new zoning, and gave ample voice to the complaints of the property-rights activists.
And while Mr. Spitzer devoted intense efforts in the spring and summer to a campaign finance bill that would ban contributions from registered lobbyists, his gubernatorial campaign committee has not been shy about asking lobbyists for money.
Sissi sublimates her desires by devoting such intense personal care to her patients that she crosses professional boundaries and has guarded sexual contact with one wildly adoring, frighteningly possessive man.
The Suskinds know that not every family who has a child with autism can afford to devote the intense time they gave Owen, or assemble a team of supportive therapists.
A Ph.D. involves devoting several years to intense research on a single research area, so you want to pick a topic you have a burning desire to investigate.
They are very devoted, dynamic and intense players who demand the highest achievements from themselves.
A sprawling show devoted to an intense decade in the city's history opens Friday at the International Center of Photography.
"He once told me the strangest thing: that he devoted himself to intense physical activity so much because it stopped him thinking.
Mr. Fellig, better known as Weegee, is the subject of a sprawling show at the International Center of Photography devoted to an intense decade in the city's history.
About half of this show is devoted to the intense bout of cloud studies he did in 1821 and 1822, incredibly nuanced observations of nebuli color and behavior.
