Sentence examples similar to a persistent dedication to from inspiring English sources

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 Ulster Presbyterian mindset is moulded by a tenacious individualism and a dedication to personal conscience.

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.

If she underplays anything it is the persistent dedication with which Bacon worked.

This involves a certain amount of conformity and a dedication to a particular look.

The film includes a postscript dedication to Mr. Smith.

Vidal Sassoon maintained a lifelong dedication to Israel, actively seeking to eradicate antisemitism worldwide.

This is a problem that requires serious thought and a nationwide dedication to overhaul.

It takes luck, perseverance, a high tolerance for uncertainty, and a real dedication to the science.

with a total dedication to stained glass," Walter W. Judson said.