Sentence examples for want to devote from inspiring English sources

"I want to protect this institution which I have served with [honour] and devotion, and especially I want to devote all my strength, all my time, and all my energy to proving my innocence".

I want to devote my life to my art.

There's a limit to how much time you want to devote to remote possibilities.

Some don't want to devote time to the hard conversations that produce good decisions.

"We want to build Haiti with Haitians who want to devote themselves to human growth".

"They don't want to devote their leisure time to supervising a renovation".

He said no — he didn't want to devote his career to keeping track of checks and lapel pins.

"I want to devote more of myself to those who are suffering from the earthquake," she said.

People who want to devote themselves wholly to the service of others may find that sex gets in the way.

Few want to devote scarce time and energy to switching suppliers with all the rejigging of computer systems that entails.

Was I elevating my own sense of importance to assume they would even want to devote time to Team Ginia?