Sentence examples for have never devoted from inspiring English sources

I have to admit I have never devoted more than 30 seconds to thinking about him.

Arguably, our politicians have never devoted so much commitment to developing the arts and culture in this country.

Yet a museum has never devoted a major exhibition to the history of this group.

But he has never said how he would do that and has never devoted a major address to the issue.

Yet a museum has never devoted a major exhibition to the history of this transformational group — that is, until Friday, when "Catholics in New York, 1808 to 1946," opens to the public at the Museum of the City of New York.

Whether or not such intrigues existed — John Rice's biography of the supposedly dastardly Salieri portrays him as a likable character, and an imaginative composer — Mozart himself was not above politicking: when he applied for the job of second Kapellmeister, he pointedly observed that "the very capable Kapellmeister Salieri has never devoted himself to church music".

What we do know is that we're a highly efficient team, we qualify opportunities very quickly and we've never devoted a day, or a flight, to "putting a face to a name".

"The club shall continue to offer him and his family its full support and assistance in the legal, fiscal and administrative aspects of these proceedings". Messi's lawyers have argued that the player had "never devoted a minute of his life to reading, studying or analysing" the contracts, El Pais newspaper have reported.

The biggest reason is money: Covering the medical costs of the sickest people in the country is very expensive, and the government has never devoted the funds necessary to make this work.

Unlike many photographers, he has never been devoted to a specific method or style: he'll use a little hand-held Leica or a large-format, bellowed box on a tripod; he shoots mainly in black and white, but he's done some color.

I have never seen alumni so devoted to an institution.