Sentence examples similar to articulate dedication from inspiring English sources
The articulate strength and dedication of people like Lieutenant Colonel Ravi Chaudhary and Captain Pratima Dharm, the nation's first Hindu military chaplain, was as moving as it was eye-opening.
Moreover, they have formed an extremely vocal and articulate fanbase whose obsessive dedication to the written word has effectively forced the film-makers to remain essentially respectful of the source texts.
The tax on wealth articulated the nation's dedication to a limit on economic inequality.
Far from merely being Monet's assiduous follower, he is the movement's most articulate theorist - and it is this pure dedication to the idea of art as pleasure that makes him so hard to take in our joyless age.
Mr. Kremer gave the unaccompanied chaconne a crisply articulated, assertively shaped performance near the start of the program, with Valentin Silvestrov's 2009 "Dedication to J. S. Bach for Violin and Piano (Quasi Echo)" as a preface.
To the degree that a museum of modern art implies a dedication to art whose history is not yet fixed, or fully fixed, any attempt to articulate a cohesive and concise narrative about such work is more likely to be provisional than definitive.
The upbeat tune identified with President Franklin Delano Roosevelt — "Happy Days Are Here Again" — wafted across the city's waters at the recent dedication of the stunning F.D.R. memorial honoring his vision of a world founded on four essential freedoms, articulated during World War II.
It's total dedication, total dedication".
