Sentence examples similar to completely devote oneself from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mann and others suggest that beyond the usual explanations given for the Senate losing streak, there may be a less tangible reason: the reluctance to abandon the comfort and dignity of the Senate to devote oneself completely to the sometimes humiliating retail politics necessary in a presidential bid.

Adults who completely devote themselves to family care, whether they are male or female, reduce their employability and future earnings.

The entire Dharma Talk was a living and communal expression of Suzuki-roshi's admonition: "Moment after moment, completely devote yourself to listening to your inner voice".**.**

Early in 1819, Keats left his poorly paid position as dresser (or assistant house surgeon) at Guy's Hospital, Southwark, London to completely devote himself to a career in poetry.

Also, a man's ability to completely devote himself to his religious obligations relied on the fact that women were exempt and could take care of the more "mundane" tasks.

Lorr ably navigates the narcissism masked as self-­interrogation, the eating disorders, platitudes, self-righteousness and general weirdness of devoting oneself so completely to something that can cause as much pain as pleasure.

It's crazy, our lives are completely devoted to football.

"She really was completely devoted to the job," he added.

"They are completely apathetic, or they've completely devoted their entire life to change".

Dzhokhar went to the mosque more than I did, but he wasn't completely devoted.

He loved and was completely devoted to his wife Natalie (Lindner).