Sentence examples for willing and devoted from inspiring English sources

Most of the huge number of willing and devoted outsiders working for international charities or the UN despair over the chronically slow pace of reconstruction over the past five years.

He urged the orchestra, a willing and devoted accomplice, to weave a colorfully exotic musical tapestry of silky, sensual strings, while seductive, glistening woodwind solos beckoned like snake charmers.

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Although I've become highly individualistic since then, I was once so innocent that I was willing to sacrifice everything and devote myself fully to my first love.

The good news is that you're now ready and willing to devote the resources and the time it will take.

This is how many extraordinary things have evolved for our children, from parents willing to take an idea and devote the time necessary to make it happen.

"The question that remains, however, is how will these titans work together and who among them will be willing to devote the time required to turn around the magazine.

In many respects, a swimmer who is good enough for the Olympics is like any other champion athlete — exceptionally well coördinated, exceptionally competitive, and willing to devote enormous effort both to over-all conditioning and to training for a single sport.

If, like me, you are coming directly out of the lab with no real public affairs experience, you will probably need to do something to prove you are interested and willing to devote some time to applying science beyond the lab.

While I won't switch sides, in 2012 I will be far less willing to devote time and money to the Obama campaign than in 2008.

The fraction of health care spending that people will be willing to devote to clinical genetic testing is uncertain.