Sentence examples for devotion to standards from inspiring English sources

Lichtenstein is a classicist whose art expresses a devotion to standards — from those of professional cartoonists to the most exacting formal principles of modern art.

And then there's the Sony with a religious devotion to closed standards.

He and his colleagues willingly took me on, persisted in putting me through the paces and displayed an unfailing and contagious devotion to the highest standards of care.

So began an early devotion to high nutrition standards that influenced first my family, then my career.

He is nothing if not independent, incompatible with both major parties and also, sometimes, with his fellow-libertarians, who might not share his opposition to legal abortion or his qualms about immigration or his devotion to the gold standard.

In a statement from the White House, Barack Obama said the king was a tireless champion of his country's development, who "demonstrated unflagging devotion to improving the standard of living of the Thai people".

Cain's devotion to the gold standard derives from a sheaf of misconceptions about both economic history and its applicability to the modern world.

Our knowledge of innovative treatments is enhanced by our compassion for patients and their families and a devotion to maintaining the highest standard of care.

Although the company promoted the device using scientifistic jargon that suggested a devotion to achieving some absolute standard of fidelity to the haptic real of sex, the RealTouch Interactive produced instead a particular, heterosexual male fantasy of female sexuality one where the female body was reduced to particular configurations of effects on the male sex organ.

During that time, Mr. Jenkins has transformed a company noted regionally for its productions of Wagner's "Ring" cycle into one that consistently attracts international attention for its devotion to high musical and theatrical standards.

It is this necessary devotion to impact that is unravelling standards, driving them down, making the diversity of the media not the strength it should be but an impulsion towards sensation above all else".