Sentence examples similar to devotes oneself completely 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.

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.

She never had children, so she can devote herself completely to her obsession with doing deals.

He also practiced medicine and eventually abandoned his studies of hydraulics to devote himself completely to medicine.

They sought a spot where they could devote themselves completely to the love of God, without a fixed rule and without an imposed form of life.

And on principle I'm disappointed by the message sent when two men with complex legacies outpace a woman who devoted herself completely to serving others.

In 1846, when Peel declared in favour of free trade and against the Corn Laws, Bentinck devoted himself completely and effectively to the leadership of the protectionists.

He devoted himself completely to his research: when his workweek was shortened during the Depression, Ohl used his extra time to study crystal structure.

She wanted to devote herself completely to her work, and she resented the assumption that the children were more her duty than their father's.

She sees Hadrian's Villa as an opportunity to devote herself completely to the classics in order to learn more about how the ancient world has informed contemporary society.

NBC's "Today" show was devoted almost completely to the Olympics for more than two weeks in February and the "Nightly News" took advantage of the network's association with the Olympics as well.