Sentence examples for devotion to delivering from inspiring English sources
His devotion to delivering this news — and the news of his age — suggests why, after Treblinka and the end of the war, after "Life and Fate" and "The Black Book" were suppressed, he persisted in his literary and journalistic efforts.
A key tenet of the new Master Series sets is their devotion to accuracy - delivering images that look as similar as possible to the way their creators wanted them to look.
Still, it is easy to speak words of devotion, or to deliver them through a news release.
One reflection of this sense of the autonomy was the rules change, in 1758, in the Académie Française's eloquence competitions: orators previously required to give speeches on subjects of religious devotion were now asked to deliver eulogies of "great men of the nation".
Though the subject matter is diverse, the 50 shows are linked by their devotion to the arcane, often delivered with admirable sobriety but occasionally accompanied with a heaping dose of hype (variations on "the never before seen -- until now!" commentary are not uncommon).
It makes sense that Prince chose Labor Day to deliver his new album, given the emphasis he's put lately on his devotion to work.
Activision, one of the industry's largest players, is known for its devotion to a strict production schedule, delivering a new version of its massively successful "Call of Duty" series to fans each fall.
