Sentence examples for dedicated not only from inspiring English sources

He helped shape our firm culture and was dedicated not only to his clients and the work, but equally to the firm.

By 1910, Sachs had his own magazine Das Plakat, dedicated not only to posters but all aspects of commercial German graphic art.

"She was a vibrant, outgoing person who was really dedicated not only to libraries, but also to serving the community," Grussing told The Washington Post.

WKCR's mission calls for a space dedicated not only to lesser-known contemporary voices in music (and jazz specifically) but also to the voices of music history that might otherwise be forgotten.

He paid tribute to Mr. Campbell as "an immensely able, fearless, loyal servant of the cause he believes in who was dedicated not only to that cause but to his country".

2) Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, London– 99.1 per cent As the country's only conservatoire dedicated, not only music, but contemporary dance, Trinity Laban calls itself a leader in music and contemporary dance education, all the while striving to be diverse.

He opened his library to working boys and on Saturday afternoons acted as librarian, thus dedicating not only his books, but himself to the noble work.

"I am certain that my mum would be extremely proud of me and it is to her I dedicate not only this award but also our continuing struggle for a safer health service".

The Mount, Copeland believed, should be dedicated fully not only to celebrating and furthering the literary reputation of Edith Wharton but to propagating her passions and interests.

PATRICIA BYNES: There are people who are living in Ferguson, in the St Louis area, who are dedicated to not only fixing the issues in Ferguson – but this is not just a Ferguson issue.

Shopland says he was thrilled to be asked to help the police and dedicated himself not only to being the best informant but also to training himself to behave like a racist.