Sentence examples for dedication would be from inspiring English sources

Redknapp also said Carragher's calming influence and dedication would be sorely missed at Liverpool.

But a little of Winogrand's dedication would be a good thing.

The work of marshals is not always seen but it is vital to our sport and without their commitment, time and dedication there would be no motorsport.

Temple dealt with this realization, partly, by renunciation and dedication: she would be celibate, she decided, and would make science her whole life.

Dogged by misperceptions about his Catholic faith and scurrilous allegations that his dedication to country would be superseded by allegiance to the Pope, Kennedy tackled the separation of church and state head on, with words as relevant, in the face of today's Islamophobia and other unreasoned fears, as they were then.

If the award was done on dedication alone, he would be head and shoulders above the competition.

All this dedication and devotion would be more comprehendible if Hardaway somehow looked or acted the part of the driven, maniacal, obsessed athlete.

I can't help but think that if it wasn't for my mother's push and dedication, I probably would be working behind a desk not loving what I do each day of my life.

Becky Bain of Idolator described it as "the brats-on-parade clip", and wrote that the dedication to Yauch "would be a nice sentiment if anything in this video resembled anything Yauch stood for".

I engaged his misting eyes with my own and told him that I prayed that their dedication and sacrifice would be the foundation of a new way to live together as a world community.

After initially agreeing to give her his sperm, even after their divorce, Paul changed his mind, claiming that her excessive dedication to her work would be damaging for her child: "You had no commitment to my happiness," he told her.