Sentence examples for that devoting from inspiring English sources

A part of me will always think that devoting yourself intellectually to anything but science is a bit of a waste of time.

Others may find, as I did, that devoting one-eighth of an anthology covering 350 years of American verse to the poets born in one recent decade perhaps overrates them.

This supports the ideas that devoting class time to activities that raise language learners' awareness of ubiquity of formulaic sequences is more effective than spending time on teaching particular formulaic sequences (Lewis, 1993).

I believe that devoting one hour a week to listening to what happened in the organization can solve so many other problems.

But Mr. Stone told me he worried that devoting so much screen time to those meetings — seven minutes in all — could cost him some of his audience.

In Portugal, though, a consensus quickly formed, even among law-enforcement officials, that devoting ever-increasing resources to drug interdiction had little or no effect.

Given that the label's sales fell another 7.9% in the first quarter of 2015, those devotees don't seem that devoted.

They will no longer be able to sell plans that devote 30 percent of revenue to salaries for their workers.

It is a novel of mind-blowing laboriousness that devotes hundreds of pages to the composer's childhood alone.

A government that devoted its resources toward future innovation and development now devotes its resources to health care for the middle-class elderly.

Unfortunately, Ms. Steenburgen is lodged in a preachy work that devotes more time to cultivating themes than characters.