Sentence examples for fit to devote from inspiring English sources

The Guardian saw fit to devote a page and half to my own essay on the topic, and it recently gave considerable space to a piece by Ashley Seager.

They have instead seen fit to devote their duties towards converting the chaplaincy into a launch pad from which to fire an endless onslaught of "Crusader" salvoes for the specific purpose of winning the hearts, minds, and souls of their subordinate targets of proselytization.

So it's fitting that she's devoted her new documentary to addressing the flip side of this cultural deficit.

The decision to devote shirts to specific boroughs, Mr. Wong said, followed a trend and fit the city's mission to promote tourism beyond Manhattan.

Perhaps it's only fitting that a group once devoted to anxiety and chaos would emerge as one of the most consistent acts in the history of rock 'n' roll.

But the friend also described her as resilient and physically fit, still devoted to morning runs of several miles.

"Your whole life, your whole upbringing, has been devoted to just one thing: to make you fit to be a queen," Alexandra's mother tells her.

"You either have a choice of using a tiny speaker, which means it isn't going to sound too good, or a bigger speaker that can't fit in the space devoted to it," said Andrew Nelkin, the vice president for digital technology at the Panasonic Electric Corporation of America.

In a way, it's fitting that a group devoted to exchanging purely philosophical ideas should leave almost no tangible evidence of its existence.

No picture could capture the fear and revulsion that heresy engendered as vividly as that – which was perhaps fitting in a programme devoted to the history-changing power of the vulgar tongue.

She taught for 20 years, but after a series of epileptic fits, was allowed to give up teaching and devote her life to prayer.