Sentence examples for become devoted to it from inspiring English sources

2. Become Devoted Decide what success is for you and become devoted to it.

Chess is a closed and perfect world with a clearly-defined and finite set of rules — the opposite of life, and, for those who become devoted to it, a substitute for life, for exactly that reason.

Chess is a closed and perfect world with a clearly-defined and finite set of rules the opposite of life, and, for those who become devoted to it, a substitute for life, for exactly that reason.

The entire month of May has since become devoted to the race.

Mr. Pemper passed the information to Mr. Schindler, who had used camp laborers at his enamelware factory but who by then had become devoted to saving his workers' lives.

The picture won the Palme d'Or at Cannes, and gave American low-budget independent cinema a lift, but anyone who expected Soderbergh to become devoted to quiet, confessional filmmaking was wrong.

In other words, Murray became devoted to creating "incunabula," a term meaning "swaddling clothes" that is used by book historians to describe awkward experiments produced just after the invention of the printing press.

Why does it beguile us, and why did people become so devoted to it, early on, that they defended it from the Army's customary practice of painting anything that doesn't move?

They are reluctant to become devoted because that quality player isn't likely to be as loyal to the franchise as the fans are.

I don't know if I understand it, but I "get it", and people who "get it" usually become devoted fans.

However, it must be emphasised that by no means are half of Austrians extreme right, nor have last Sunday's Van der Bellen voters all become devoted fans of the Green party overnight.