Sentence examples for More dedication from inspiring English sources

Knowing they would eventually be partners, she had been urging him to show more dedication to the business.

Aware, perhaps, that if he dug with a little more dedication he would find his body lying breathless under this world's surface.

After all, society could not have given us people with more talent, more dedication, and more training than the people in medical science have — than you have.

"I've had plenty of other boxers with more raw talent," he told The New York Times Magazine in 1970, "but none with more dedication and strength".

No composer has transcribed bird song with more dedication than Messiaen, an ornithological sampling artist whose obsession manifested itself in myriad colorful works evoking birdcalls.

This shop sells only six labels, but it stocks each collection with more dedication and audacity than department stores, whose taste is more restrained.

These findings call for more commitment, dedication and accountability within an HMIS organization [ 22].

Given Americans' high self-regard in terms of their professed commitment to lofty moral standards, respecting the more visible dedication to the tenets of Islam in the Arab world should not be difficult to accept.

Not that he thought a more authentic dedication to Lurianic Kabbalah could help a millionaire ballplayer.

It was more a dedication to suffering than an effort to leave behind these insufferable days that kept her going.

The race to the pole has long attracted leadership experts, who like to contrast the Amundsen focus on efficiency and innovation with Scott's more deliberate dedication to scientific pursuit.