Sentence examples for wanting to devote from inspiring English sources
Spend some time at this exhibition even if you don't reach the point of wanting to devote your life to studying these eight-legged, carnivorous, bifurcated, silk-spinning creatures, as has the exhibition's curator, Norman Platnick of the museum's Division of Invertebrate Zoology.
These are unrealistic expectations which deter ambitious, hard-working youth wanting to devote their energy to a greater cause, and further the stereotype of philanthropy being a privilege of wealth.
He wanted to devote himself to astronomy.
He wanted to devote more and more time to it.
I want to devote my life to my art.
There's a limit to how much time you want to devote to remote possibilities.
And they both wanted to devote their lives to helping others.
Now Mr Sugar says he wants to devote his energies to football.
She wanted to devote her entire existence to the child, and yet she resented it.
The meetings themselves became a problem, consuming time members wanted to devote to their businesses.
Some don't want to devote time to the hard conversations that produce good decisions.
