Sentence examples for dedication to causes from inspiring English sources

He defined "meaning" as the manifestation of values, which are based on (i) creativity (e.g. work, deeds, dedication to causes), (ii) experience (e.g. art, nature, humor, love, relationships, roles), and (iii) attitude (one's attitude toward suffering and existential problems).

This slavish dedication to cause and effect is what made True Detective's first season endure, and, for all of its goofiness, what just might mark its second season's salvation.

Passion and purpose is dedication to a cause, your cause.

Leo combined strong attachment to the imperial cause with dedication to the cause of reform.

He also paid tribute to the young activist's achievements and dedication to his causes.

Rockefeller balanced his business interests with a dedication to environmental causes.

He was distinguished with medals for heroic service in WW11 and honored countless times for his dedication to philanthropic causes.

A guiding light in New York's philanthropic community, Bob will be remembered for his wise leadership and his dedication to many causes, including medical research and education.

But when all is said and sung, you have to admire the tenacity of Arab love lyrics, or pity their dedication to hopeless causes.

But in New York he also stood out for his tireless dedication to charitable causes; in time, that became an indelible part of his image.

Having studied for the law, he soon became a dominant figure among the Condoreira (Condor) school of poets, likened, for their dedication to lofty causes and for their preference for elevated style, to the highest flying birds in the Americas.