Sentence examples for devoting this from inspiring English sources

Devoting this much R&D and software development to so few homes feels akin to installing a $250,000 solar array on a garden shed.

The New York City Ballet continues its celebration of George Balanchine's centennial, devoting this weekend to the Russian music that Balanchine and other City Ballet choreographers used.

But Mr. Bush has been devoting this entire week trying to blunt Democrats' typical advantages on health care, the environment and education.

If nothing else, the directors, Duane Baughman and Johnny O'Hara, deserve praise for devoting this kind of attention to a foreign leader and to the internal politics of another country (as opposed to how those politics affect the United States).

Rather than choosing one playwright, Signature is devoting this entire season to the Negro Ensemble Company, showcasing several of its most prominent plays from its four decades of work.

"On several occasions after Operation Weeting had started and I had returned from sick leave, the chair of the MPA, Kit Malthouse, expressed a view that we should not be devoting this level of resources to the phone-hacking inquiry as a consequence of a largely political and media-driven 'level of hysteria'," Stephenson wrote.

Gail: I'm tempted to devote this entire conversation to plane-ear issues.

But he has devoted this book to the wonders of fable-spinning.

Once again, I have devoted this column to answering your queries.

Weston, a former investment banker, devotes this clarity to studying and teaching Kabbalah.

"I've been stunned that no one has devoted this kind of attention to them," Mr. Abrams said.