Sentence examples for has applied himself from inspiring English sources

He has applied himself to latin music, classical music, jazz and even a spell of acting.

And so, over the past half-year or so, Mr Gore has applied himself to this problem.

It's now clear he has applied himself at the driving range and on the putting greens in an effort to rediscover his once phenomenal game.

Still, Ortega has applied himself studiously to his task, and the film is some recompense for those deprived by his death of seeing Jackson live".

However, it is only since missing out on the Beijing Games that he has applied himself to a rigorous training regime and his times have improved markedly as a result.

Nonetheless, since the age of nineteen, when he wrote the script for Larry Clark's troublemaking "Kids," Korine has applied himself to the necessary, if often tiresome, business of provocation.

On occasion, he gets wistful about the life he might have had if he had applied himself conventionally.

The trouble with Mr Friedman is that he appears never to have applied himself to anything complex and dull.

He will also have applied himself to the problem of closures and extracted promises and commitments on this issue.

Always a great one for self-improvement, a night-school man, Cullis was known to have applied himself to Esperanto; and to French.

In the next century, Bede (died 735) is said to have translated parts of the Gospels, and, though he knew Greek and possibly even some Hebrew, he does not appear to have applied himself to the Old Testament.