Sentence examples for seems to dedicate from inspiring English sources

She cares deeply for her colleagues and seems to dedicate every waking hour to this campaign.

This was an emotional meeting, when players stood up, some choked up, all seeming to dedicate this season to New York.

By beginning the Friends album with Meant for You they seem to dedicate a whole album of tenderness to the listener.

Each vehicle seems to be dedicated to a single country, so risk is not spread.

The site seems to be dedicated to Moleskin hacks including how to decide on the best notebook for the best activity and how to add tabs to tabless notebooks.

However, the affected network seems to be dedicated not just to 'passive' spatial coding but is thought to provide the motor system with either a 'readiness' signal for the preparation of movement or a signal relaying the intensity of an intended or ongoing movement [30].

And President Barack Obama seems to be dedicating the remainder of his time in the Oval Office in large part to curbing the worst parts of mass incarceration.

And now, as the president seems to be dedicating his last months in office to the intertwined issues of race and criminal justice, she believes awareness of how the Secret Service treats the formerly incarcerated is more important than ever.

We see again that Xlox seems to be dedicated to the patterning of the gut (primarily) and some areas of the CNS.

I don't mean to imply that the torture allegations should not be fully investigated – of course, they should, and as transparently as possible – but to me it seems perverse to dedicate so much attention to this issue when, in terms of human cost, it is dwarfed by the (still mounting) number of people killed by accepted methods of war.

… There seems to be one dedicated section here for American fans.