Sentence examples for fanatical dedication from inspiring English sources
In the early stages the followers typically are deeply committed with an almost fanatical dedication to the movement's values.
Henry may sometimes find himself at war with the laws of space and time, but at heart he has a "fanatical dedication to living like a normal person".
That just a little fanatical dedication and training can vex and sometimes humiliate a modern state seeking to defend its citizens.
JD Salinger, the elusive author of The Catcher in the Rye, was one of America's most famous recluses and guarded his private life with fanatical dedication.
The fanatical dedication to the emperor, the willingness to subsume personal ego for the greater good of society; few cultures have subscribed to those beliefs as strongly as that of mid-20th-century Japan.
He is tall, meticulous, and extremely fit, a former president of the Oxford boat club who rowed competitively until two years ago, and he approaches art collecting with the fanatical dedication of an oarsman.
And then there is his near-fanatical dedication to his workout regimen, which friends credit for keeping him on an even keel.
Fanatical artistic dedication is also the subject of Frederick Wiseman's "La Danse," a portrait of the Paris Opera Ballet.
When he was small, and short, he wanted to be an athlete, "a boxer" - not as unlike acting as it may appear, similar dedication to discipline, though a more fanatical subordination of the self.
The smoking gun of GOP dedication to the wealthy at the expense of the middle class (and the revelation that the party's supposed fanatical opposition to deficits is a facade) came when one Republican after another lined up to back Sen. John Kyl's position that it was okay to add to the deficit for tax cuts for high earners (something even conservative stalwart Alan Greenspan could not support).
