Sentence examples for to really devote from inspiring English sources

"Few cities and counties have the resources to really devote to the engineering and planning studies necessary to carry out some of the protections that we call for".

Most professors are so caught up in the hustle and bustle of getting grants, teaching, and getting tenure that they don?t have time to really devote to personal development issues such as this one.

What we noticed though was that with all our attention on the successful launch of Creative Market, we weren't finding the time to really devote to Forrst to make it great.

When you direct you have to really devote a year of your life that project and so it's not something that I can really do right now.

Before you get started, ask yourself: How much time can I really devote to it?

Photography had been a sideline for 30 years, but now she could really devote time to it.

It's given me down time where I could really devote myself to something.

The music, he said, "helps decrease their stress response" and "really devote more of their oxygen and calories to developing and growing".

Did we really devote all that brow-furrowing critical attention to Argo (best picture, 2012), an engaging but supremely middleweight true-life dramedy about the 1979 Iran hostage crisis?

I was really devoted to trying to contribute to helping transition to a cleaner energy future.

"Part of you wants to say, 'It's just a TV show', but then the other side of you has to think that these fans were really devoted to that show [under Jeremy Clarkson] and that it's going to take a long time to get used to".