Sentence examples for dedication to telling from inspiring English sources

He talked about paganism and masculinity and self-belief, and compared himself to a very macho animal, all the while maintaining his cool and an impressive dedication to "telling it like it is".

An African-American, Mr. McCoy said other blacks have criticized his dedication to telling a story about Japanese-Americans, asserting that he should be writing about issues more relevant to African-Americans.

O'Brien praised Wood's dedication to telling the stories of veterans and their families.

"Both journalists were highly respected and were very well known for their professionalism, love, and appreciation of the Afghan people, and dedication to telling Afghanistan's story".

Reading about Gregory's dedication to telling women's stories, makes us want to check out "The White Queen" when it airs in the U.S. on August 10th.

Their creativity and dedication to telling the stories of our brave and talented queens never ceases to amaze, amuse and inspire". .

Nineteen of these community champions will be at London's Army and Navy Club  on Monday, and each and every one of them has a story of cheerful enthusiasm and selfless dedication to tell.

Turnbull paid tribute to Greste's courage and dedication to truth telling during a speech in Canberra on Wednesday honouring war correspondents.

His first public release, a remix of Vesuvio Solo's 2014 modern classic "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" is telling dedication to the two landscapes he calls home.

Though the dedication to the emperors tells us that Alexander was appointed to a chair in philosophy, there is not sufficient evidence as to whether he obtained one of the four chairs, representing the four traditional schools, established in Athens by Marcus Aurelius in 176 CE.

"I'm a big fan of shape, form and dedication to precision," Suartika tells This Is Radelaide, and it's evident in his bold inkings.