Sentence examples for devotion to causes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Siegel is happy to talk about his modest beginnings in Indiana, his hard work and his devotion to causes including the Miss America organization and the Republican Party.

Mrs. Astor's triumphant efforts, her much admired devotion to causes of culture and poverty, were applauded because of her tenacity and the grace, effervescence and charm that she approached them with.

"He has given his energies, his talents and his devotion to causes which have improved the lives of people.

She represents a superb balance between high academic and professional achievement, true joy in motherhood for her family and love of children generally and a faithful devotion to causes such as care for homeless veterans.

Our devotion to cause of smoking room in Public Library has brought forth anecdotes from Director Anderson.

The New Yorker, December 26 , 1925P. 3 Our devotion to cause of smoking room in Public Library has brought forth anecdotes from Director Anderson.

Neither Corneille's heroes nor Mazarin's opponents show a devotion to cause that is free from self-glorification; in both cases, the approbation of others is as necessary as the desire to leave an example for posterity.

Will her devotion to progressive causes imbue her husband's campaign with badly needed passion or offend voters who expect first ladies to be obeisant sidekicks?

The tragedy was said to have solidified Rockefeller's devotion to humanitarian causes.

But, notwithstanding her devotion to social causes, Mickey was unabashedly fashionable.

Yet few dispute her credentials as a city planner or her devotion to her causes.