Sentence examples for never devoted from inspiring English sources

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

"We never devoted ourselves to a cuisine, because we weren't forced to do that.

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

I'd never devoted any thought to it until I saw its picture in Chicago.

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

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

People flit constantly between technologies, yet never devote their undivided attention to any of them, she observes.

The development takes time and energy, and most students will never devote that time and energy to learning to be great researchers, no matter how much we prod them.

But Obama, whose ego is so securely under control that his self-sufficiency has become a point of criticism among Washington pundits, would never devote more than a paragraph to his own personality (as opposed to his biography) — which was the subject not just of Christie's convention keynote speech but of his entire political career.

But one thing is certain: we will never devote our best efforts to that task so long as we continue to squander energy on devising punitive measures against Japan, which didn't create our dilemma and can't solve it for us.

The narrator's crabwalking style encourages him to scuttle away from the big issue of crime, guilt and expiation, to which he never devotes quite as much attention as he lavishes on his fetish, the shipwreck, a point implicit in his son's final gesture -- he destroys a toy model of the Gustloff.