Sentence examples for decision to dedicate himself from inspiring English sources
Not long after, O'Neill was diagnosed with tuberculosis and sent to a sanatorium; the experience cemented his decision to dedicate himself to playwriting.
She added that, at a time when abstraction was becoming the dominant mode in the art world, Mr. Penn's decision to dedicate himself to art portraiture was important and made the series even more significant.
Teenage rejection of his father's politics went along with a decision to dedicate himself to teaching the unfortunate, first inspired when, during the gap between private Catholic school and Cambridge University, he worked as an unqualified supply teacher on an Ipswich council estate.
The first pontiff to step down in six centuries, Benedict said, "God told me to," when asked about his decision to dedicate himself to a life of prayer instead.
The decision to dedicate so much space to a single picture was a revolutionary move for a newspaper.
Mr Sarkozy's decision to dedicate the "year of Mexico" cultural festival to Ms Cassez left the Mexican government little choice but to pull out.
After making the decision to dedicate his life to music, he resigned from the Ministry of Justice, where he had been employed as a clerk.
Brian Duffy, the editor of U.S. News, said that he agreed with Mr. Zuckerman's decision to dedicate space and resources to the new columns.
At some point, I made the decision to dedicate myself entirely to the study of social sciences, which was also a conscious poverty vow!
The committee members were also unanimous in the decision to dedicate the artwork to Pizzo, who stepped down last fall after 12 years as dean.
