Sentence examples for exclusively to doing from inspiring English sources

Duckworth's view of life is devoted exclusively to doing, at the expense of being.

While I worked, or floundered, on my first novel, I sometimes asked myself, "Why make literature?" I wondered if I shouldn't devote myself exclusively to doing research and improving my standing as a mathematician.

"It's exclusively to do with legal systems that are different," Mr. Schröder said.

In London, he would always ask for me exclusively to do portraits, for Arena or Vogue or Dazed and Confused, which was nice.

Before I take the piece on its own terms, it's important to understand something of the context of Farrenc's life, to appreciate why she faced particularly severe battles in getting her music to public performance in the first place; conflicts that are not exclusively to do with the inherent gender inequalities in musical life in patrician Paris.

But the journey to the top is not exclusively to do with ability.

That is, her view avoids the implausible claim that sex is exclusively to do with nature and gender with culture.

Yes, you can use it to read e-books, but it's not designed exclusively to do so.

For example, according to a fundamental form of consequentialism, whether an action is morally right or wrong has exclusively to do with whether its consequences are intrinsically better than those of any other action one can perform under the circumstances.

What little "less bad" news that we've heard with home and auto sales has been almost exclusively to do with the tax rebates for first-time home buyers and the cash-for-clunkers program.

However, every economist who knows what they're talking about will tell you it's exclusively to do with the global oil price, so take that for what it is.