Sentence examples for dedication in that from inspiring English sources

Consecration in the strict sense is distinguished from blessing, benediction, or dedication in that consecration effects an intimate transformation in the essence of the object and that it is permanent and can be neither revoked nor repeated.

They regularly remind us - as in the special text box in the Observer's generous preview of Cohen's What's Left? - with some glee that the dedication in that book "to Paul" salutes none other than the newly semi-repentant neocon stalwart Paul Wolfowitz.

Davies, aided by Michael McDonough's cinematography, depicts Chris's dedication in images that are frankly sensual and glowingly lyrical.

"I was blown away by her dedication in doing that..

I've seen dedications in books that thanked God and even dedications that name-checked the Holy Trinity, but Yorker surely gets bonus points for being the first author I've seen to give a lengthy praise individually to the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit.

Others, noting ancient references to expensive dedications stored in that room, believe it served as a treasury of some kind — perhaps for part of the immense fortune that belonged to the Delian League.

"So the dedication is hopeful in that sense.

It was a heartening experience to see so much dedication to horticulture in that small room.

"When you're giving someone a second chance and you see the desire and dedication they put in that surpasses many of the entrepreneurs we invest in, many of the companies we invest in, I think that's part of why the economics are there," Redlitz said.

"It was a rugged wave and strong black wind that passed over Iraq, and one of the results was the destruction that hit this cultural icon," Mr. Maliki declared in a dedication ceremony that was shrouded in dispute and secrecy until the last minute.

Both are inscribed with a dedication, in Latin, stating that the bells were donated by a Semarang-born Frenchman named Joseph Andrieux.