Sentence examples for because he was devoted from inspiring English sources

One could argue that he dreamed up quantum computing because he was devoted to the idea that science can explain the world.

"Mr. Fisher did so because he was devoted to making fine music available to all music lovers whether rich or poor".

Then he had to stop: some said because he was devoting himself heart and soul to the partisans; others murmured that it was because he was consumptive.

But Mr. Vadim's filmmaking talents proved to be thin, perhaps because he was devoting so much of his time to pursuing up-and-coming Bardots like Catherine Deneuve, Jane Fonda and not a few others.

Because he is devoted to and jealous of his collection, he lives in poverty - his only pleasure is gastronomy.

But if Ruge stints the reader on some pleasures, it is because he is devoted to a group of characters who are too busy to serve as vessels for lyrical flights.

Labelled a conscientious objector, he preferred to call himself a "conscientious coöperator" because, as an enlistee, he was devoted to serving the U.S. war effort, albeit by saving lives rather than taking them.

Although -- or, his true-believing supporters say, because -- he is devoted to the gospel of low taxes and smaller government, Mr. Schundler may have a hard time selling his wares to mainstream Republicans in New Jersey.

These barbs pleased Mr. Wehrli, because as a comedian, he is devoted to upending expectations.

Of course, because we're talking Portugal, he's devoted an entire chapter to bacalhau, or salt cod.

"The museum lives and breathes because she's devoted her time and energy and has worked for years without any remuneration," Mr. Arons said, "and in my opinion has created an institution of extraordinarily high standards".