A martial arts student went to his master teacher and said earnestly, "I am devoted to learning your art form.
The BBC, always earnestly conscious of its public duty, has devoted much time and thought to creating suitable programmes, from "Children's Hour" in the early days of radio to "Blue Peter" on television.
One of the younger teachers at Columbia devoted a lecture to the Great Poets recently, hoping earnestly that he had made an impression on his class.
The New Yorker, October 14 , 1933P. 15 One of the younger teachers at Columbia devoted a lecture to the Great Poets recently, hoping earnestly that he had made an impression on his class.
By Harold Ross and Richard Lockridge The New Yorker, October 14 , 1933P. 15 One of the younger teachers at Columbia devoted a lecture to the Great Poets recently, hoping earnestly that he had made an impression on his class.
There are myriad websites and entire magazines devoted to this subject, and a continuous flow of earnestly helpful blog posts from entrepreneurs, VCs, and other well-meaning sorts.
Citizens can bear dual citizenship: People who earnestly seek God in all things nevertheless live in a world shaped by and devoted to self-interest, and the generally selfish can, at times, confront the transcendent.
His recent performances have been devoted mainly to the study of his own magnetism, a quality he earnestly explores in "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford" and playfully subverts in "Burn After Reading".
There's even a Ted Cruz Meme Page that up until now has been dedicated to earnestly pro-Cruz memes (Keep Calm and Cruz On is one) but as of the candidate's exit is devoted to anti-Trump ones.
