Sentence examples for dogged devotion from inspiring English sources
But the book is noteworthy for its author's dogged devotion to her research.
It is Mr. Mason's dogged devotion to ethnic humor that has attracted the severest criticism through the years.
In the early days she exhibited latex splats, knickers or shards of glass on plinths, cheekily challenging western society's dogged devotion to the pedestal.
Hence the dogged devotion to democracy that the Germans have shown since the war and the obligation that every one of them feels to make a contribution to economic, as well as political, recovery.
It is a lovingly preserved collection that, like much of the company's history, exists because of Ailey's sheer charisma and the dogged devotion of those who fell under his spell.
My own favorite speller was probably April, a quiet girl from Pennsylvania whose dogged devotion to spelling leaves her working-class parents (Archie and Edith Bunker, she dryly calls them) both proud and puzzled.
The story is one of dogged doggy devotion, contrasted with human fickleness and cruelty.
It was through Bill's unselfish devotion, tireless energy, and dogged determination over a 40 year period that the Pieter Claesen Wyckoff House originally built in 1652, was saved from destruction and designated as New York City's first landmark in 1965 and restored and opened to the public in 1982 as a museum dedicated to the City's early Dutch history.
However, its dogged and calculated system can produce work with "the association of devotion and passion" that Eyton recognised in Pemberton's big mature landscape Tot de Bas, Evening.
New Yorkers embrace their favorites with dogged allegiance, often walking as much as an extra block to get the sesame noodles of their devotion.
