Sentence examples for Persistent dedication from inspiring English sources
If she underplays anything it is the persistent dedication with which Bacon worked.
Jens Christian Grøndahl (Silence in October, 2000; Virginia, 2003; An Altered Light, 2004) and Per Petterson (To Siberia, 1998; In the Wake, 2002; Out Stealing Horses, 2005) are two novelists whose successful introduction to an anglophone readership was due to the persistent dedication of their translator.
The experience becomes a constant testing of myself against myself, to see how strong my will can be, how persistent my dedication can be, how much I can require of myself and deliver.
Rosanne survived two husbands and three brothers, is survived by nieces Lynn Magdol and Carole Aronson, nephews Joseph Magdol and Michael Magdol, and by many, many friends who have delighted in her persistent elan and inspired by her dedication to living life to its very fullest.
The dedication of the reformers seems at least as persistent as the corruption.
"Through our focus on delivering educational excellence everywhere and the dedication of our schools, we will tackle those pockets of persistent underperformance so every child fulfils their potential".
His standing with his own people was deeply damaged by his persistent and infertile engagement with the peace process, his unwavering opposition to forceful struggle, and his fulsome dedication to security coöperation with Israel.
There has long been a gap between the idealism that the U.S. expresses when boasting of its dedication to the rule of law, especially the protection of individual rights, and the reality of its persistent refusal to abide by major international human-rights commitments.
It's total dedication, total dedication".
