Sentence examples for devotion to service from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Negron, for one, insists that his devotion to service transcends class.

"All the Americans are paragons of courage, endurance and devotion to service and country," Robert Lekachman wrote in The Times in 1986.

In the not-so-distant past, that devotion to service, coupled with Mr. Henig's voluble, sometimes volatile personality, might have resulted in a nice regional following for a flourishing dealership.

The skills and traits that we strived to instill in you -- critical thinking and writing, a finely tuned moral compass, a disciplined work ethic, a commitment to excellence in whatever you choose to do, compassion for those less privileged and a devotion to service -- will serve you well whatever comes next.

This kind of devotion to service has helped Four Seasons create the most lucrative hotel brand in the world.

Andrew Harper, who since 1979 has published the Hideaway Report, a guide to the top hotels in the world, sees evidence that Four Seasons' unwavering devotion to service has opened a sizable gap between the chain and its competition most notably Ritz-Carlton.

A witty, brilliant man known for his exceptional debating skill, Dewar garnered respect from his Labour Party peers, as well as from the opposition, owing to his devotion to civil service and 26 years of service as a member of the U.K. Parliament.

It honors an undergraduate for devotion to public service and social change.

But he also absorbed the lesson of his father's devotion to community service.

When will the self-doubt end and the devotion to public service begin?

Jack & Jill has survived, Sam Frumkies suggested, because of the family's devotion to personal service.