Sentence examples for seem to devote from inspiring English sources

None of those places seem to devote a great deal of attention to décor or displays.

But Washington still can't seem to devote enough money to address the challenges faced by the less-educated and ease the segmentation of America.

"Seven" clocks in at 78 minutes, which today feels like the amount of time theaters seem to devote to trailers before the main attraction begins.

It must be maddening to voters, then, that about a year or two after they are elected, presidents seem to devote an ever increasing amount of time to the rest of the world.

As may befit the author of "Chef Joel's Health Conscious Rock 'n' Roll Cookbook" (available at the restaurant), Mr. Scheinzeit doesn't seem to devote as much loving attention to dessert.

They are generally less well placed than the average 10-year-old to tell you what is actually happening on the open web (but then the average 10-year-old does seem to devote most of their cognitive space to this knotty question).

For his part, Mr. Zapata seems to devote as much attention to cultivating celebrity friendships as to his art.

All justices bring their life experiences to the bench in some sense, of course, and Justices Marshall, O'Connor and Ginsburg seemed to devote special attention to cases involving the groups they belonged to.

"[Fitzwilliam] leaves France on the eve of the Revolution, never goes back, never marries, and seems to devote most of his last years to pasting his vast collection of old master prints into albums," he says.

The other man, Jerry Hollendorfer, worked first as a groom and then as a trainer who logged long hours and seemed to devote his entire self to his horses.

But some were exasperated that cable networks ― including CNN, MSNBC and Fox News ― seemed to devote more time to Scaramucci's comments than to the health care battle raging in Congress.