Sentence examples for deep sense of dedication from inspiring English sources

I'm proud to say that in the time since Hurricane Katrina struck, the NIEHS has proven to be an exceedingly strong institution with vitality, resolve, and a deep sense of dedication to relieving human suffering.

It's hardly the glorious role he wished for himself, but Bucky, who has a deep sense of honour, approaches his duties – at least at first – with unflagging dedication.

PARIS — The letter writer begins by expressing "a deep sense of distress over the unsavory happenings in the company that we and generations before us have nurtured with great care and dedication".

There's a deep sense of demoralization.

Europe woke up with a deep sense of relief.

He is an absurdist with a deep sense of gravitas.

"I had a deep sense of guilt," she recalled.

He would feel a deep sense of obligation".

For DeFilippo, the celebration represented a deep sense of completion.

The fighting has nurtured a deep sense of nationalism.

This initial sense of bewilderment in children only matures into a deep sense of curiosity.