Sentence examples for became more dedicated from inspiring English sources

The nineteen-nineties saw a reversal; schools in Britain became more dedicated to teaching the Holocaust than schools in the United States.

But maybe I suffered a personality change in the mid-60s and became more dedicated to things involving work because it had become successful in some way".

He stopped visiting other women and their relationship became more dedicated and stable.

Deprived of a love life, geldings become more dedicated to the craft of running and often gallop their way into the hearts of racing fans.

Professor Ian Shaw, of York University, which today tops the Guardian University Guide's table in social work, says that when social work hits the headlines for the wrong reasons, his applicants and students actually become more dedicated.

In his final months, Mr. Jobs became even more dedicated to such sentiments.

I became more determined and dedicated because this [testing] problem gave me even a bigger push from behind".

She has said she became more invested in the game — more dedicated and determined — after her mother's death.

Under Mr. Coffin's leadership, the wealthy institution built by John D. Rockefeller Jr. in 1930 became more racially and ethnically diverse and dedicated to helping society's ill and ill-starred, like the AIDS-afflicted and the homeless.

As Thoreau became less of a Transcendentalist he became more of an activist above all, a dedicated abolitionist.

It kept me indoors, and I became a much more dedicated game player".