His dedication to language as a medium for description -- the connection postmodernist poets long tried to sever -- yields poetry whose music aspires to match the drama of the setting.
Anderson always disdained the classism (and racism) of his schooling in the 1950s, and yet he celebrates that classical education's broadness, its lack of professional utility, its dedication to language, its independence from modern technology and its resistance to quantitative analysis.
He made a conscious commitment to the young Greek state, and a deeper dedication to its language, yet he was never to lose the sense of being uprooted.
To be the best tech recruiter, it requires a fierce dedication to understanding the language and technology and being able to confidently speak about it in a way that relates to the candidate.
It has been their curiosity and dedication to understand the English language that showed me nothing is impossible.
In his lectures, he gave no quarter: he brought a rigorous dedication to the best use of language, a strong and passionate belief in what great poetry is, and a stringent, compelling analysis of how it works, combined with a comical, anarchic, self-dramatising presentation of himself as part sage, part anarchist, part bard, part wit – a combination of King Lear and Lear's Fool.
Since McEnery and James Yohe joined the team, the gallery has consistently added younger artists to its stable, but with a strong eye toward artists whose visual language and dedication to the craft of painting blend well with the existing roster.
She was unequaled in her dedication to the preservation of her Apache language and her ability to communicate her expert knowledge.
"She was an exceptionally gifted linguist, with a phenomenal command of the French language and an active dedication to translation work.
Once your presenting the things about your country to them, use expression in your words, like a professional actor/actress, your passion and dedication to wanting to go foreign is very important in voice and body language.
In a sign of her dedication to China, Ann Chiang opted to read her oath in Mandarin, the language of the mainland, rather than that of Hong Kong, Cantonese.
