Sentence examples for demanded dedication from inspiring English sources

In the new Weekend Business podcast, they describe him as singularly passionate and focused, a leader who demanded dedication from those around him and would not tolerate mediocrity.

He stripped the star left fielder Carl Yastrzemski of his captain's designation to make clear that he was the only one in charge, and he demanded dedication from all his players.

We recognise that to build such a society demands dedication, hard work, and courage.

Even as he pawed at his wounds two hours later and drank in the applause of his acolytes at another chaotic press conference – he had only to chant "Hard work!" than the room filled with the call-and-response he demands, "Dedication!" – minor suspicions surfaced that we might have seen the best of Mayweather.

This business demands dedication.

The chef's life, he once advised aspiring cooks, demanded total dedication and much sacrifice.

Needless to say, the immersive Kingsley Hall experience demanded total dedication, which took its toll on family – or in Laing's case, his families.

So when the officer shouted and demanded greater dedication, you mentally repeated, "Better not to be noticed".

Factors that were reported to decrease their quality of life included competition, unprepared teachers, excessive activities, and medical school schedules that demanded exclusive dedication.

Playing in the league demands dedication.

To excel at any sport demands dedication, discipline and hard work, traits that northern Europeans claim are absent in a country where they say "now" means "later" and mañana means "never" or, at the very least, "not now".