Sentence examples similar to committed oneself completely from inspiring English sources

The will to make oneself completely free.

It was much easier to remove oneself completely from the world into the vast architecture of the novel.

Having to portray violence involves an element of real fear and distress, because removing oneself completely is impossible.

To launch oneself completely alone into an alien culture, carrying only that symbol of lightness and detachment, the backpack, is an expansive and peculiarly western rite of passage.

Understood in this way, one only properly ascribes integrity to a person with whom one finds oneself completely in moral agreement.

But central to mystical life is the understanding of spiritual or mystical poverty, a state of inner emptiness or surrender, of offering oneself completely.

The SNP - which forms the devolved Scottish government in Edinburgh - remains committed to completely removing nuclear weapons from Scotland.

Owen Burke, the artistic director of U.C.B., said, "Donald played it so full of hope and wonder in the face of Wendy and her brothers' racism — totally committed, completely hilarious.

Having never officially apologised for their colonisation of the Korean peninsula between 1909 and 1945, (when the Japanese committed atrocities and completely suppressed native Korean culture) anti-Japanese feelings are still strong in Korea.

To play Beetho ven's music is to give oneself over completely to the child spirit that lived in that grim, awkward, violent man.

The freedom to be oneself, finally and completely, is such a wonderful feeling.