Sentence examples for devotion to exercise from inspiring English sources

The devotion to exercise and schedules seems to stem from the same discipline Bush summoned to quit drinking at age 40.

Given Vice President Dick Cheney's continuing heart problems and President Bush's devotion to exercise, can we hope for a campaign for vegetarianism and physical fitness at the national level?

Again, from "The Republic": "Have you noticed how a lifelong devotion to physical exercise, to the exclusion of anything else, produces a certain type of mind?

Plenty of people get up early to exercise, to do devotions or to do creative work.

Yet even after these ceased as objects of devotion in the post-Constantinian period, they continued to exercise their influence.

But those who continue to practice, mostly in private, seem uncowed -- reflecting both their ardent devotion to the exercises and philosophy and the increasing willingness of Chinese people to defy their government when they believe that they have been wronged.

The NYFF51 film selections -- the first after the 25-year reign of tedium of former festival director Richard Pena -- seemed to promise a less numbing devotion to intellectual exercises in cinematic aesthetics.

Aside from her powerful voice, which emanates from a body that retains its robustness through her devotion to such physical exercises as swimming and salsa dancing, her most distinctive features are her expressive blue-gray eyes, pearl-white complexion, and blond hair, which falls to her waist.

Wes, whose devotion to his work exceeded his devotion to his wife, chose to stay behind.

His devotion to his work was exceeded only by his devotion to his family.

Advances in beauty products and dermatology, not to mention manic devotion to yoga, Pilates and other exercise obsessions, are making it possible for large numbers of women to look admirably younger than their years.