Sentence examples for not so dedicated from inspiring English sources

Too many South Vietnamese and Americans were (understandably) not so dedicated to defeating them.

Vahab allowed that he's not so dedicated a book reader as his wife, Lana Lunskaya, but he enjoys the neighborly aspect of the library.

Keep your backbone in any relationship - make sure you're not so dedicated to your partner that you forget about yourself.

Maybe it's not all bad that lots of us don't feel so dedicated to our faiths that we're willing to persecute or kill those not sharing our brand of Enlightenment.

Phone metadata is an extremely powerful tool the NSA wouldn't be so dedicated to collecting it if it wasn't—and it's absolutely, unequivocally isn't anonymous.

Schilling wasn't always so dedicated to his craft.

Jonathan C. Webb, head of the criminal investigations unit, said, "I really think that if Mr. McCabe hadn't been so dedicated in always reminding us about the case, it would probably be a couple of boxes in a back room".

I didn't used to be so dedicated, but I changed when I got sick" -- testicular cancer in 1996 that spread to his lungs and brain and required chemotherapy and two years out of the sport to conquer.

"I've tried working on a laptop while my kids were nearby doing what kids do and it just doesn't work, so dedicate your full attention to one thing or the other where possible.

"Some people don't understand why we're so dedicated to the boat," Ms. Collins said.

Obviously not all web-based applications expose their stuff in an easily consumable way, so dedicated apps won't work for everything.