Sentence examples for commitment to the craft from inspiring English sources

Mr. Plimpton had decided that a bronze statuette of the Hadada should be awarded to "a distinguished member of the literary community who has demonstrated a strong and unique commitment to the craft of writing," and as the first recipient he picked Barney Rosset, the founder of Grove Press, who had been a great help to the Paris Review in the early days.

To herald a new slate of films, along with a blatant endorsement of his commitment to the craft, Details magazine has selected the star for the cover of its all-important September issue.

A passionate collector of art with a life-long dedication to the craft of investing, his ethical commitment to clients inspires us to this day.

The Faraway Nearby has been artfully composed to a unifying scheme, which arises from Solnit's commitment to the storytelling craft and its necessary devices.

Southern Californian casual dining chain Lazy Dog Restaurants is doubling down on its commitment to the local craft beer industry by contracting with Golden Road Brewing to help meet demand for its house-label brews.

The result is a "commitment to the preservation of craft techniques and traditional patterns", says Ms Bracken-Singh.But it has a modern approach too.

All of Winehouse's commitment to the songwriter's craft, the way her professionalism was inseparable from her fandom, was brought to bear as she sang.

Reflecting this serious, lifelong commitment to the writer's craft, she won Canada's most prestigious literary award, the Governor General's Award, at regular intervals: in 1960, in 1975 and in 1992.

Eleven years and three salons on, ARROJO is a multi-award-winning brand recognized around the world for excellence, integrity, and commitment to the art and craft of hairdressing.

John DeBellis -- Rita, I always found your commitment to learning the craft of stand-up comedy and to finding your own voice on stage almost unmatched.

Kemp writes that the works indicate Tippett's deep commitment to the learning of his craft, his early ability to manipulate traditional forms, and a general willingness to experiment.