Sentence examples for feeling devoted from inspiring English sources
This used the life of Alan Turing, a mathematical pioneer who broke the German Enigma codes and fathered the modern computer before running foul of the homosexuality laws in the 1950s, to examine how a man who had difficulty with ordinary human feeling devoted his life to creating a machine that could think and feel.
But every year I find that getting them to admit to feeling devoted or frustrated, to being peculiar in any way (much less in a large way), verges on impossible.
Sports teams are a good thing to talk about, because people are likely to have an opinion about them without feeling so maniacally devoted that they'll fight each other if they don't like the same teams.
Kurt Gutenbrunner's appealing little Austrian restaurant is named after his hometown but outfitted with a stylish French accent, with a relaxed neighborhood feeling and a menu devoted to comfortable dishes like rostbraten, Wiener schnitzel, veal goulash and tafelspitz (boiled beef).
The Gillmor Gang — Robert Scoble, Keith Teare, Kevin Marks, and Steve Gillmor — work off that stuffed feeling with a show devoted to the intersection between public and private messaging.
Imagine that -- each day devoted to feeling good.
I have had plenty of jealous feelings over time being devoted to someone else when I thought it should be mine.
While not all of social media has a negative vibe, there are many websites devoted to feelings of depression, loneliness, and isolation.
It's a city devoted to chasing that feeling — the feeling of doing something you love, just for a moment, and being recognized for it, no matter how obscure or unnecessary or ludicrous it might seem to the straight world.
"To keep myself from feeling sad, I devote a lot of time to taking care of the house.
4. English and maths are the key markers of a school's progress, so the general feeling is why devote time and resources away from them? 5. Language lessons usually don't get a lot of time on the school timetable.
