Sentence examples for dedication means from inspiring English sources

"Dedication means nothing to them.

Understandably so: Milner's intelligence means he can take on board a hastily imposed game plan and his dedication means he sticks to it.

Instead, Lusetich writes, "McIlroy is more like the next Phil Mickelson: a player with stratospheric talent but one whose disposition — and dedication — means he can be either brilliant or, as someone close to McIlroy so colorfully puts it, 'rubbish.' " There is no question about which women's basketball team is "the country's pre-eminent program," Jeré Longman writes in The New York Times.

Recently, I spoke over the phone with Friedkin about revisiting The Exorcist, 70s horror, and why the steps dedication means more than any of his Academy Awards.

Discuss with your friends how dedication means learning all one can about a field of interest.

So, was Mr. Springsteen's dedication meant as praise or criticism?

All this industry, all this dedication, meant that she was not the easiest of colleagues.

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You see, Hanukkah, not being a holiday mentioned in the Jewish Bible, and celebrated by the Maccabees as a festival of the Temple's re-dedication (the word "Hanukkah" means "dedication"), was at best a minor holiday on the Jewish calendar for many centuries.

Community leaders in Queens said the street dedication was meant to serve as a symbol of the two communities coming together.

"This is about trying to live the American Dream," he said, "And showing other immigrants that hard work and dedication does mean something in this country".