Sentence examples for properly devote from inspiring English sources

"It reaches the saturation point where you can't properly devote your time to the various ventures.

A whole chapter in Bair's book is properly devoted to "View of the World from Ninth Avenue," whose fantastic success bedevilled its creator.

And that fact is one of the lesser revelations of this triumphal international touring exhibition, the first that is properly devoted to the artist's work since a smaller, testimonial show at the Museum of Modern Art in 1972.

More often than not, you're busy enough just trying to manage your current tech projects and you don't have the time or resources to devote to properly finding and vetting the right candidates.

To do a label properly, you have to devote to it as much time as you do your own work, or else something's going to suffer, which it did.

An important underlying constraint on all active learning activities is teacher salaries, which are too low to enable teachers to devote themselves properly to their preparation work.

"Maybe they should make sure he is properly buried before devoting themselves too gleefully to dancing on his grave.

We must devote adequate resources to properly identify and appropriately treat mental illness early in young, developing lives.

On the final day of last month Lord Ashcroft announced that he intended to step down from the Lords because, he said, his business activities did not permit him "to devote the time that membership properly requires".

You need to devote time to understand flamenco properly, and many Spanish people never bother.

Another friend, Catherine, is convinced that, in an earlier existence, she was Balzac's mistress and vows to devote her life to translating his works properly.