Sentence examples for devotion to difficulty from inspiring English sources

An excessive devotion to difficulty "limits what games can do," Mr. Caballero told the games Web site Bit Creature recently.

It could be that his monkish devotion to the transcendental difficulties of chess is emblematic of an attitude that goes beyond military aggression and martial patriotic pride; a serio-comic Zen indifference, which is more cultured and of a higher order of being than the invader.

Her intense devotion to her family and personal understanding of the difficulties working moms face make her one of the best advocates in Congress for families and children.

The difficulties only renewed Dr. Pierre Nelson's devotion to a country he had given up on.

Habitually clad in rock'n'roller's dark grey T-shirt and jeans, Numan practically runs at the mouth, detailing his psychological and emotional difficulties, his creative inspirations, his relationship with his parents, and his unswerving devotion to his wife Gemma.

Mandela wrote about the difficulties of his first marriage, to Evelyn Mase, in his autobiography, "Long Walk to Freedom": My devotion to the ANC and the struggle was unremitting.

Her devotion to Koestler was absolute.

His devotion to family was unsurpassed.

That's devotion to the game.

"Life is devotion to an idea".

Devotion to particular rules can be fanatical.