Sentence examples similar to involved devoted from inspiring English sources

She guided me through an exercise that involved devoting my thoughts exclusively to my breath (not daydreaming about whether I'm out of paper towels).

A third option would involve devoting full American and NATO resources to a large-scale counterinsurgency effort.

The 22-year-old's serious side involves devoting spare time to studying for a degree in international business studies.

Such a shift would involve devoting another fifty billion dollars a year to aid, which would almost double the amount that all the developed countries together currently spend.

A Ph.D. involves devoting several years to intense research on a single research area, so you want to pick a topic you have a burning desire to investigate.

"[Foundation director] Catalina Escobar has an amazing story of how she got involved with devoting her life to pregnant teens in the slums.

The first of these fronts involves research devoted to elucidating cognitive functioning in frailty and the relationships between frailty and dementia (Yassuda et al. 2012; Kelaiditi et al. 2013).

Sara also has an unusual approach to romance, which involves selflessly devoting herself to a different man each month, and helping him sort out his defects of character.

Barbara was actively involved and tirelessly devoted to various political and social activities ranging from the local board of Planned Parenthood Federation of America to teaching English to foreign youth and as a guardian ad-litem on behalf of children from troubled homes.

To be inducted into the Vory's society involves a life devoted to crime, and, traditionally, an adherence to a strict ethical code, said Aleksandr I. Gurov, an expert on Vory who headed the organized crime units of the Soviet Interior Ministry and the K.G.B.

[Primary care trust manager] The focus on diabetic podiatry in Wirral (5) appeared to involve considerable effort devoted to a small area.