Sentence examples for dedication is to from inspiring English sources

But his failings as a Christian were his virtues as a novelist, because the novelist's dedication is to humanity, not divinity.

"Major Trends in Jewish Mysticism," lectures composed chiefly in English and first published in 1941, has become the standard introductory work: the dedication is "to the memory of Walter Benjamin, a friend of a lifetime".

Today we are talking about her new series of dance-themed children's books, all based around a character named Alana Dancing Star (the name nods to her older daughter, Alana, while the dedication is to her younger daughter, Abi).

The artist says, "My motivation and dedication is to capture these amazing scenes that are not perceived by nonprofessional eyes".

Every book's dedication is to a woman named Beatrice, who is supposedly the dead beloved of Lemony Snicket, who married another and died before the events of the books.

The dedication is to St Ceinwen, known elsewhere in Wales and in Cornwall as Cain or Keyne (in Welsh, Cain means "fair" or "beautiful", and Ceinwen means "Blessed Cain").

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) was and is envisioned through its founder Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan al Nahayan, whose dedication was to preserve architectural and living heritage (Schneider 2012).

The church's original dedication was to Saint Lawrence, but that was later changed to Saint Mary.

Without their voice, their reporting, and their dedication what is to happen to these communities?

"Paul Jewell called me in and said: 'Your dedication is second to none, but you're not ready to go into our first team,'" Hazeldine remembers.

That dedication is extended to just about everything.