Sentence examples for devoting too much thought from inspiring English sources

A panel discussion on technology and art takes place at 6 30 p.m. (Eichler) EARLY MUSIC NEW YORK (Tomorrow) Maybe period instrument groups have been devoting too much thought to timbre and too little to sex: in the quest for greater authenticity, Frederick Renz has assembled an all-woman orchestra to play works Vivaldi wrote for the young ladies in his charge at Ospedale della Pietà, in Venice.

Metal Prices: Many investors devote too much thought to forecasting future metals prices.

For some, this might suggest that the public is devoting too much money to college sports.

Similarly, individuals in private practice who primarily desire to care for patients should avoid devoting too much time to practice management and administrative tasks.

They've devoted too much time to their careers.

Does our society devote too much time and money to education?

But he said he had to devote "too much time" dealing with them.

More than half -- 54 percent -- said the news media devoted too much time to race.

You have to devote too much to politics to making it happen".

"First we devoted too much of the surplus to the tax cut.

Summers told me that he wasn't a top student, that he devoted too much time to the debating team.