Sentence examples for too devoted to from inspiring English sources

Luckily for Hollywood, however, most scribes are too devoted to their calling to be put off.

You see the pitfalls of living a life too devoted to one ideal".

Actually, a more telling accusation is that they have been too devoted to business.

The Irish who followed were said to be too devoted to a foreign pope to embrace American democracy.

But Ranke pleased no one; too devoted to the state for the liberals, he was not sufficiently dogmatic for the conservatives.

But then Larkin's work was ground out by isolation and despair; call no man happy, but Amis was too jovial, too devoted to friends, to women and to booze to distil his talent into great verse more than just occasionally.

Emanuel, too, is devoted to the president, but he also maintains close relationships with dozens of the House members he recruited, and friends say he anguishes, more than Obama or other White House advisers, about the possibility of losing their seats.

This too was devoted to asking questions, in this case the weightiest: How did we get here?

Last year, he and some friends started a Web site — Tweeting Too Hard — devoted to mocking self-important Twitter users.

Unfortunately, this time out Pearson seems a little too willfully devoted to the storytelling tradition he's determined to reflect.

He was such a strong family man, too, utterly devoted to his wife Albina and his sons Henry Jr and John.