Sentence examples for concentration commitment from inspiring English sources

And yet the creation of truly great art requires a degree of concentration, commitment, dedication, and preoccupation — of selfishness, in a word — that sets that artist apart and makes him not an outlaw, exactly, but a law unto himself.

12 13 The positive reaction in the early phases of SBTT may be a token of other individual experiences that trainers often witness: trainees' motivation, concentration, commitment and efforts in further training.

I used to say to my students that writing was very expensive--time, energy, concentration, commitment--and so I--we as writers--wanted to be as sure as I could before I tried things.

"Rangers were unlucky to catch us on a day when our concentration and commitment were total.

But, he said, his lack of concentration and commitment lasted for months.

We felt a moment vanishing, the receding of those first few days of citywide concentration, citywide commitment.

There are strict rules, and following them while trying to go fast requires discipline, concentration and commitment.

"The concentration and commitment has been bigger [in training] than in previous matches … I am certain the team has prepared well".

Not all seem at ease with this, nor with the concentration and commitment required of Ms. Chipaumire's fierce squats and lunges and curvilinear raised arms.

In the stands, there were a few inhospitable whistles at the moment of service – as there had been during Edmund's match – but on court the intensity of concentration and commitment provided a shield to all that.

No matter the sanctity of the longest, best form of the game, it was always asking a bit much for them to sustain exam-level concentration and commitment in the dead-rubber match.