Sentence examples for ardent dedication to from inspiring English sources

His stalwart leadership, commitment to philanthropic interests, and ardent dedication to Cornell University will long be remembered.

His ground-breaking business leadership, unwavering commitment to public service, and ardent dedication to Cornell will long be remembered.

Aaron Swartz made a deep impression on everyone he met — whether it was his obvious brilliance, his cutting wit or his ardent dedication to issues concerning the Internet, public rights and civil liberties.

Berlin's Tin Pan Alley ethos -- that ardent dedication to "the mob" -- is regarded in the rock world as a false populism: lowest-common-denominator music that plies the people with the spun sugar they want.

For more on the ardent dedication of young Chinese jobseekers to the power of self-improvement, see Leslie Chang's book, "Factory Girls".

Her parents, although not highly educated, have an ardent commitment to their children's education.

The Daily Telegraph, in praising "the most dutiful of monarchs" believed "even ardent republicans cannot fault her selfless dedication to the country and its people".

Although such outfits represent the time her detractors say she became vengeful and unrepentant, for her most ardent supporters they symbolise her undying dedication to the cause.

A museum volunteer since 1966, Phyllis was an ardent print researcher with precise cataloging skills, an encyclopedic knowledge of art history and a true dedication to scholarship.

Is that dedication to conservation?

Child's dedication to suspense.