Sentence examples for more than devoted from inspiring English sources

Numerous desirable young men had refused to offer him anything more than devoted friendship.

Some audience members seemed more enthusiastic than devoted.

Only Sisqo, singing his "Thong Song" surrounded by rump-shaking dancers, acts more lusty than devoted; he also turns a cartwheel midsong.

The Winter Olympics suffer more than the Summer Olympics because their main audience is more curious about than devoted to daring, unfamiliar activities like snowboard cross and luge.

While the Republican floor delegates had a raucous time, the rest of the place felt more dutiful rather than devoted.

Have them do that all day and before long even the most hardened criminal will be utterly despairing of life, because there's nothing more horrible than devoting one's life to something completely meaningless.

It doesn't get much more religious than devoting one's life to the mythical, magical, larger-than-life characters on screen, all fleshed out in the lands Oz, Pandora, and Tatooine, medieval England, ancient Rome, and postmodern Los Angeles.

Such achievements have spawned thousands of words over the last 12 months – even more than those devoted to his Auntie Pippa's posterior.

With private credit tight, this acceleration will come largely from developing countries with more fiscal leeway and a greater need for infrastructure improvements.China will kick off a new five-year plan in 2011 with more than $1trn devoted to infrastructure.

Thailand now spends about 20% of the national budget on education, more than it devotes to any other sector.

Duke's active alumni base of more than 145,000 devote themselves to the university through organizations and events such as the annual Reunion Weekend and Homecoming.