Sentence examples similar to a dedication to languages from inspiring English sources
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 has such a dedication to winning.
"It was a dedication to his country".
This is a dedication to Dieudonné.
Approach complaints with a dedication to first-rate service.
Before she does, though, she has a dedication to make.
The book opens with a dedication to his mother.
The action of the poem begins after an introduction, an invocation, and a dedication to King Sebastian.
At Microsoft, he says, there is a "homeowners' mentality": a dedication to making things work.
"This is a dedication to Dieudonne," Anelka said on Twitter.
