Sentence examples for duty dedication from inspiring English sources
Still, the qualities of duty, dedication and a certain kind of humility that are dramatically expressed in "Golda's Balcony" continue to resonate today.
Hunt brought to public service a strong sense of duty and dedication, manifest integrity and powerful abilities.
The trouble with Groton was that, through its potent combination of religion and sport, the school trained its boys to associate nobility with domination, duty with victory, dedication with ruthlessness.
In his terrific book about nonfiction writing called "Follow the Story, James B.. Stewart argues that "writers cannot count on anyone to read their work out of a sense of obligation, moral duty or abstract dedication to 'being informed.' " Instead, he says, the best stories in journalism engage an amoral quality in the reader: curiosity.
Was their dedication to duty the reason for their selection?
For now, he is sticking to his characteristic brand of unwhining Prussian dedication to duty.
But he praised the "tireless" actions of police which he said demonstrated officers' selfless dedication to duty.
Most authorities agree that he possessed superior intelligence, rare command ability, and zealous dedication to duty, honour, and country.
I hope that some day Japan will erect another symbol of loyalty and dedication to duty: a statue of those nuclear plant workers.
But the dedication to duty that keeps him writing — not just letters, but medical treatises for his Chinese students — also keeps him from his by-then-motherless child.
