Sentence examples for dedication to the idea from inspiring English sources
The way he explains it, his dedication to the idea of Europe's ever-closer union was paramount.
Far from merely being Monet's assiduous follower, he is the movement's most articulate theorist - and it is this pure dedication to the idea of art as pleasure that makes him so hard to take in our joyless age.
4 45 P.M. (Sundance) CASSANDRA'S DREAM (2008) Colin Farrell and Ewan McGregor (below left, with Mr. Farrell) portray South London brothers with big dreams whose dedication to the idea of family is tested when each exceeds his grasp: one by having a sexual relationship beyond his station, the other by losing large at cards.
Over the decades, Jordan has remained steadfast in its dedication to the idea that they wanted to excel at two wines their Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon.
They were a severe bunch, especially compared to the poetic, philosophizing Athenians, but their aggressive dedication to the idea of freedom and their willingness to die for it–helped set the cultural and political standards that we live by today.
Catherine Opie, "Toan (Water Guy)" (2011) "The F.S.A. is always a period of great importance for me and my dedication to the ideas surrounding documentary photography," Opie told me".
He would recoil from the very suggestion, restating his dedication to the union and his distaste for ideas that end in "ism".
They agreed: They needed someone with integrity, fresh ideas, experience and proven dedication to the city.
In a world of increasingly corporate entertainment, it's this dogged, anxious, slightly worried dedication to the 'idea' above all that makes Hewlett so special.
