Sentence examples for dedicated no from inspiring English sources

The previous night, he had dedicated "No Surprises" — which contains the lines "Bring down the government / They don't speak for us" — to George W. Bush.

The previous night, he had dedicated "No Surprises"—which contains the lines "Bring down the government / They don't speak for us"—to George W. Bush.

"A young fan may be just as devout and dedicated no matter if he bought it or stole it".

In fact, in a recent interview in Oslo (a hip-hop haven), the P.I.M.P. said "a young fan may be just as devout and dedicated no matter if he bought it or stole it".

If you get a pet, you need to be dedicated, no matter how easy to care for the pet may be.

"Distinguished guy, hard-working, dedicated, no-nonsense type of guy," he said.

I'm a dedicated no-caser, which is why my phone looks like it does, but there's no way for me to tell how the iPhone XS and XS Max will hold up without giving them more time on the clock.

He employs no publicist, dedicates no aide to media relations.

For instance, he said, Wal-Mart agreed to dedicate no more than 5,000 square feet of space to the sale of pet food -- half the normal size -- because the Stop & Shop supermarket also sells it.

Interestingly, one teacher in the study indicated dedicating no hours to the teaching of evolution in the Biology I course yet produced the most favorable student results.

In his production Henry dedicates no less than 20 quodlibetal questions to an analysis of will and intellect, considered both in general and with particular reference to the human sphere (Macken 1975 and 1977).