Sentence examples similar to devote oneself assiduously from inspiring English sources

To read a book is to devote oneself to the book.

Why devote oneself to begonias? A. My specialty is herbaceous plants.

The incentive to devote oneself to the long-term glory of the employer was suddenly gone.

To devote oneself to the pursuit of the latter – at all costs – is to limit one's access to the former.

With the day-to-day worries of housing, transport, daily expenses, and medical bills, it becomes difficult to devote oneself fully to teaching.

To devote oneself to the form was to risk being called a conservative, a nostalgist, a manufacturer of bourgeois museum pieces; twentieth-century symphonies tended to be tonal in orientation and spacious in design, the musical equivalent of landscape painting.

The manifesto includes a lengthy condemnation of the culture of the "disbelievers of Europe", urging its readers to disavow "falsity and materialism in civilisation" and to devote oneself instead to religious knowledge.

"In a world like this one, it's difficult to devote oneself to art body and soul.

Anderson even offers a sociological interpretation of sin as a person's sense of inadequacy to social movements, one's inability to keep the flag flying, to devote oneself thoroughly to these kinds of activity.

No human life can consist solely in these pure pleasures; and in certain circumstances one may owe it to one's community to forego a philosophical life and devote oneself to the good of the city.

Den Shewman of Creative Screenwriting says the film asks how far one would go to devote oneself to an art.