Sentence examples for interest in devoting from inspiring English sources

But in general, he said, there is little interest in devoting money, time and space to their preservation.

But rather obviously, Swartz had little interest in devoting his life to his own material enrichment, despite how easy it would have been for him.

The Reagan administration, which had actively courted the Christian Right, had no interest in devoting "government time or money" to an illness that was thought to threaten only gay men.

The Checks & Balances Project sought not only to identify meeting attendees, but to ask ALEC Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force Director Todd Wynn basic questions about ALEC's interest in devoting proportional effort to cutting wasteful government welfare to highly profitable, mature fossil fuel sectors.

Determined to have the Beatles heard on the "American Idol" stage, Mr. Bandier called the show's producers with an offer shortly after taking the helm at Sony/ATV: Rather than licensing out one or two songs to the show, would they be interested in devoting an entire show to just Beatles' songs?

He showed little interest in academic work, devoting himself to the guitar.

In the early 1930s he started taking an interest in surrealism, while devoting much of his time – particularly his writing – to defending art nègre.

Returning to Washington, he gradually lost interest in photography and devoted the rest of his life to philanthropy.

She took no interest in politics and devoted her life to her husband and the bringing up of her eight children.

The Getty Museum reported an uptick in attendance for March due in part to interest in its exhibition devoted to Jackson Pollock's "Mural".

In contrast, only 15 percent of those ages 25 to 54 said they read regularly for personal interest, devoting about 80 minutes a day.