Sentence examples for dedication to three from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the message of Diamond's book is summed up by its dedication to three icons of democracy: Gandhi, Vaclav Havel and Daw Aung San Suu Kyi.

In addition to meeting with administration officials and Congressional leaders over the last two days, the executives sent letters to the presidential candidates asking for their dedication to three top policy goals outlined in the survey.

The Stars' dedication to one another, intensified by their shared parental loss, provides the novel's emotional backbone.

So, despite his dedication to one of brewing's lost arts, Mr. Stanley plopped down with two refreshing glasses of tap water.

In a heart-rending postscript, Szyk penciled in a dedication to one of the Polish victims of the genocide: his mother.

This dedication to two aging combatants gave them peculiar poignancy, but they must have felt that they had sacrificed something of themselves in the bargain.

Before the most exploratory tune of his set Mr. Ward issued a dedication to one of his mentors, the Chicago jazz legend Fred Anderson, who died in 2010; he had run an important hub called the Velvet Lounge.

The first two times refer to the nation's dedication to two ideals mentioned in the Declaration of Independence, the original ideal of "liberty" and the ideal that became central to the Civil War: "that all men are created equal".

These were, more or less, the maxims with which Curzon grew up, and which he seldom abandoned in forty years' service to an empire that was, as the dedication to one of his many books put it, "under Providence the greatest instrument for good the world has ever seen".

And I don't necessarily conflate business success with greatness, though the two require a similar amount of dedication to one's goals.

The instrument's past is warmly conjured up with musical quotations, particularly from Bach, and its present is celebrated with dedications to six contemporary fiddlers.