Sentence examples for diminishing dedication from inspiring English sources
Students with a limited interest in science and a diminishing dedication to their education need more than to be told what they must learn to pass some state exam.
Responding to the notion that his contentment has diminished his dedication, Woods smiled.
His teammates noted today that his recent tardiness coincided with the timing of his injury: if Hilliard's injury had opened Dixon's eyes to opportunity, then his own injury might have diminished his dedication.
Whose "hopes are diminishing".
Perhaps he needs diminishing.
"Royal names are diminishing.
But the efforts in Latin America do not mean the institute's dedication to New York has diminished, he said.
Their many redundancies did not diminish their worth, just as Zeppelin's dedication to never repeat themselves constituted their authority.
"The people of God still need the example of your Holiness's dedication, even when physical strength diminishes," he said.
