Sentence examples for admirable devotion from inspiring English sources
Though less well known than the pianist Andras Schiff, the cellist Miklos Perenyi is widely admired among musicians for his probing musicianship, his resourceful technique and his admirable devotion to teaching at the Franz Liszt Academy in Budapest.
They deserve credit, these parents, for calling out negligence in a woman who otherwise showed admirable devotion to her son.
The world learned that the most influential person in Vidal's life was Nadia Lopez, his principal at Mott Hall, and, after subsequent HONY posts featuring Lopez, marvelled at her admirable devotion, amid the imagined grayscale of still-ungentrified Brooklyn, to boosting the spirits, and lifting the ambitions, of her students.
Mr. Lewis (an executive producer and director for the television series "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation"), Mr. Konyves and the producer, Robert Lantos, display admirable patriotism as well as devotion to their source material.
While the Wikipedians' devotion to being unbiased is admirable, as they mature they will learn that "fair" and "true" are two very different things indeed.
What followed, given admirable prominence in Lee's biography, was the devotion, verging on veneration, of a sequence of publishers.
These producers' devotion to apples is not just admirable, it's good business, too.
Our nation mourned with the Biden family when their treasured oldest son, Beau, the former attorney general of Delaware, died of brain cancer at age 46. 4. Impulse Control Challenge: To be candid, Secretary Clinton, your devotion to President Clinton is both clear and admirable.
The devotion and professionalism given it here — by Carol Zeavin, Maureen Gallagher, Lois Martin and Eric Bartlett — were admirable.
Her decision to stick with Jackson is admirable and brave, but even she has trouble believing that her devotion will be enough.
You are fighting an admirable, one sided struggle to replace Pharma greed with rationality and devotion to patient welfare.
