Sentence examples for devotion to using from inspiring English sources

Still I do not understand Mr. Lepage's devotion to using body doubles.

(His devotion to using his f pawn on the first move, as White or Black, is so pronounced that he uses the name "fpawn" for his Web site, his blog and his Twitter account).

any qualified taxpayer who materially participates in the diversion and devotion to conservation uses required under a 1983 payment-in-kind program shall be treated as materially participating in the operation of such land during such crop year.

Turns out lomography is a cult of devotion to what used to be an obscure Russian camera called the "Lomo Kompakt Automat".

My mum, who should take full credit for my devotion to the dish, uses finger-shaped boudoir biscuits while Mary Berry, in her Christmas Collection, opts for the larger trifle sponge.

"From my mom," Woodfox also says, "I inherited values and principles that I was able to use: loyalty and devotion, education and discipline.

The exception is Gary Mr. Peggg), who drives the same car and wears the same clothes he did as a younger man, and shows the same maniacal devotion to alcohol, drug use and versatile Anglo-Saxon idioms.

But some advocates for the deaf say that a fervent devotion to the exclusive use of sign language by many of the deaf has helped foster a little known and surprising problem: The average 18-year-old deaf American reads at a fourth-grade level.

"Devotion: Soup" compares poets instead to cooks, "Wanting to use everything... Rind, pith, placenta, the orts, the scourings".

Some keepers of the flame continued to use it to signal their devotion to the good old days, or to conclude what they considered to be unfinished business.

It seems that our uncompromising devotion to science is not enough; we need to use science to follow our conscience.