Sentence examples for devotion to writing from inspiring English sources

The rosy and puffy cheeks are a bit more pronounced yet dimmed with age, and a finger disorder has limited her ability to strum her signature guitar as much as she would like, but Ms. Griffith has not lost her devotion to writing and playing music.

His devotion to writing, editing, and the magazine is as it ever was.

Joining them for drinks by the pool, he discussed his devotion to writing and dispensed a bit of relationship advice ("never write a girl at night or when you are drunk").

That's not bad, just different, and it's certainly not a death knell heralding the end of our devotion to the written word.

But Eyre's success lay not merely in pursuing Hall's devotion to new writing.

But even more remarkable, the Goldbergs have no theatrical background other than their degrees in literature (hers is a bachelor's from Hunter College, his is a master's from Brooklyn College) and a devotion to great writing for the theater.

Yet any competitiveness was softened by his devotion to her writing, by his eagerness (and ability) to help her in material ways grants, jobs, reviews and by an aura of romance, which he perpetuated (Lowell gave pretty much everything an aura of romance) and she indulged.

Or about leaving a job in the ministry to return to writing, and winning the devotion of writers such as John Irving, Garrison Keillor, and Kathleen Norris.

I am cognizant that ideas take time and devotion to develop; that writing clear and accessible prose is a process of dedication and purpose; and that endurance sports require an ability to transcend the physical, persist, and make peace with oneself.

"I admit that I never had much devotion to Saint Francis," he writes, but he adds that as he wrote his book his respect for the saint increased.

Some people I've worked with use it in their morning devotions, others like to write their list in a journal, and some prefer to use it as a nightly mental ritual in bed before falling asleep.