Sentence examples for thinking of devoting from inspiring English sources

I'm thinking of devoting an entire issue to a story a year from today.

This is the way of perceiving yourself and others in a positive manner, always looking to see the best in others and yourself, and making constant conscious decisions about who or what you will allow yourself to be influenced by, and what you will consider worthy of devoting your thinking time to.

Perhaps he was thinking of his own academic career, devoted to the mechanics of the Great Depression, 80 years ago.

Mr. Congel also said he wanted to get to know Mr. Clinton because he was thinking of setting up his own foundation, devoted to environmental causes, and wanted the former president's advice.

Once you decide what idea you are going to devote your energies to, stop thinking of more.

We follow the thinking and accomplishments of Rafael Benjumea, Count of Guadalhorce, Minister of Public Works and devoted follower of regenerationist leader Joaquin Costa.

I don't think American leaders devote quite enough time to thinking about how to reduce the burdens of interstate commerce.

Rather, it was the intent and vigilant care of a critically thinking, intuitive, and fiercely devoted nurse.

Thus, 4 wk of recitation/lab time and 1 wk of class were devoted to thinking about and practicing tree-thinking skills and macroevolutionary patterns and processes.

We are devoting our time to thinking this through and would value all of your insights!

Many of these colleges devote little energy to thinking about — let alone improving — their graduation rate.