Sentence examples for a lifelong devotion to from inspiring English sources

Jean-Paul Sartre, Friedrich Nietzsche and Roland Barthes all shared a lifelong devotion to the piano.

He developed a lifelong devotion to the work of the Salvation Army.

It was the beginning of a lifelong devotion to American style that continues today.

He loved sailing and skiing, and maintained a lifelong devotion to playing tennis--always attending the US Open.

Will it be a proven record for the job, relevant experience and a lifelong devotion to this state, New York?

Again, from "The Republic": "Have you noticed how a lifelong devotion to physical exercise, to the exclusion of anything else, produces a certain type of mind?

But more than that, Mr. Davies was a risk taker with no obvious science-fiction credentials other than a fanatical lifelong devotion to "Doctor Who" and a headful of ideas about where to take it next.

His feelings about song are a subdivision of his lifelong devotion to music in general.

They also convey a sense of his lifelong devotion to the human form.

And yet the Winter Olympics are smaller and more sheltered than the Summer Olympics, and their core appeal remains their ability to spotlight and celebrate a small, dutiful band of world-class athletes whose lifelong devotion to a sometimes-obscure sport will be defined and forever labeled by a performance that could last only seconds.

Even as it dawns on me that I may have pledged lifelong devotion to a man who ends every sentence with the equivalent of "dude", I'm taken by an eerie joy.