Sentence examples similar to Fully dedicate oneself from inspiring English sources

Vow, sacred voluntary promise to dedicate oneself or members of one's family or community to a special obligation that goes beyond usual social or religious requirements.

A male sociologist told me to forget about pursuing family life because to dedicate oneself to the sociologists calling was a full-time endeavor (unless, of course, one had a wife).

Francis changed that almost overnight by showing how radically challenging it could be if a world leader tried to put into practice the basic precepts of the Christian gospel — dedicating oneself fully to task of loving and caring for others — and doing so with genuine joy.

It's my two years in my life to fully dedicate to the Lord and my service.

He waited until eight years after his 1992 retirement to fully dedicate his energy to such work.

Unless one dedicates oneself to the intense study of both languages equally, it cannot be said that one is bilingual.

Now comes the real moment of marriage: dedicating oneself to a partnership of fallen beings, "for better or for worse," in full sight of the worse.

Believing in this possibility — no matter how slim — and dedicating oneself to playing a meaningful role in the struggle to make it a reality focuses one's energy and attention in an unusual way.

Is the exile self imposed by dedicating oneself to making effigies?

Stoudemire was never fully dedicated to defense.

But not everyone involved in Anonymous is fully dedicated to riding the world of terror.