Sentence examples for devotion to graduate from inspiring English sources

At the time of his death Mr. Kennedy was the John and Ann Doerr professor in computational engineering at Rice, where he was known for his devotion to graduate student training.

I looked to Hope's strength in saying goodbye to her mother, in Isabella's devotion to graduate while becoming a mother, to Laura's bravery in possibly joining the military, to Noora's reluctance to leave us, and I began to feel again.

King says her devotion to collaboration was instilled early, as a new UCLA graduate in an intern program that shoved an unproven teacher in front of a room of seventh-graders ready to test her.

Despite Jian's devotion to his fiancée, he has a crush on an older graduate student, named Weiya Su.

How many people who are not graduate students understand the amount of time and devotion to a project it takes to work on it day in, day out, to run experiments, analyze data, read papers, and drive yourself slightly insane?

My father who is sadly a graduate of Stanford, still cannot hide his faithful devotion to UCLA.

A graduate mechanical engineer, Mr. Slass was known for his passion and devotion to engineering and its practical applications to manufacturing.

The sixth-ranking graduate was Bruce Palmer Jr., a short and slightly built man known for his aggressive polo playing and devotion to physical conditioning.

And her single-minded devotion to work paid off: just as she became adept at collecting gold stars as a schoolgirl, so she graduated from Princeton summa cum laude and, as a prosecutor, began racking up convictions.

Her devotion to Koestler was absolute.

His devotion to family was unsurpassed.