Sentence examples similar to a major dedication is from inspiring English sources
Such a dedication is a religious attitude toward life.
A dedication is planned for July 4, the centennial of the church's original dedication.
A dedication is planned for July 26 at the hospital.
KS: A sense of dedication is really good.
"Your dedication is a pretense?" "Our presence is a dedication," she responds.
He sneeringly dismisses the idea of dedication in actors: "Dedication is an invention of envious journalists.
The piece is dedicated to "BB", ostensibly Clarke's niece Magdalen; scholars speculate that the dedication is more likely referring to Benjamin Britten, who organised a concert commemorating the death of Clarke's friend and major influence Frank Bridge.
"Major Trends in Jewish Mysticism," lectures composed chiefly in English and first published in 1941, has become the standard introductory work: the dedication is "to the memory of Walter Benjamin, a friend of a lifetime".
His dedication is sort of admirable, in a way.
"Their dedication is unbelievable.
