Sentence examples for idea of devoting from inspiring English sources

I love the idea of devoting four years of my life to reading "The Great Books," to the uninterrupted study of the Western canon.

This opera was a commission from Peak Performances, but how did you come up with the idea of devoting a piece to the life of Clementine Hunter?

Kwak had worked at traditional media companies such as Complex and ESPN, and the idea of devoting himself to something Asian was appealing.

The idea of devoting a column to lambrusco may strike you as proof that I've finally lost it, but bear with me.

The Commonwealth Games fill a hole in the sporting calendar but, when you think about it, the idea of devoting a multi-sport event to the Commonwealth of Nations is more than a little silly.

And as one who moved to the city many years ago knowing it only from the movies, I considered the idea of devoting a long spring weekend to New York movie sites long overdue.

The idea of her devoting her life to an inept narcisso who doesn't connect with anyone is a kick right to the audience's midsection.

Victoria and Albert Museum, London British galleries have been moving away from the idea of exhibitions devoted to a single photographer, in favour of elaborate themed shows.

The idea of evenings devoted to leisure and conversation, brass bands playing spontaneously, women dancing on the cobblestone streets — I felt connected to it because it felt so European".

But Ms. Kagan has been skeptical of that idea, devoting eight of the 1996 article's 105 pages to a ruminative critique of "laws 'equalizing' the speech market".

Haber said he liked the idea of a conference devoted to music by automatons, which would feature the rolls, but "that opens a whole new can of worms".