Sentence examples for from its dedication from inspiring English sources

But, arguably, it became something of a beast, attracting ever more people to Park City, along with major star and studio interest and criticism that it had drifted from its dedication to undiscovered talent.

Modern editions of "Atlas Shrugged" have dropped him from its dedication, leaving that page to the long-suffering Frank O'Connor.

Portland had good weather in the days following its dedication, preventing visitors from seeing all three symbols for an extended length of time (though all three symbols are displayed briefly during the daily two-minute sequence).

"Epic Fail" was written by a mother, which we know from its sweetly smothering dedication ("For Annie, My little girl with the big brown eyes is now tall and beautiful, but she's still who she's always been, and that's the kindest person I know").

While Nintendo hasn't shied away from its long-standing dedication to the marriage between platform and game, the opportunity presented by mobile was ultimately too strong to ignore, albeit from a sheer fiscal standpoint and from the point of view of a company looking to reach a new generation of users and underserved parts of the globe with the most valuable intellectual property in the business.

The Guild's Home for Aged Blind and its residents continue to benefit from his dedication and commitment to helping others.

Dedication to Nazism increased from its periphery to its center.

Zak came along and has kicked ass, a lot of the improvements to the game as a shooter came from his dedication and his ingenuity.

Edwin's priest Coifi responds that they may be worthwhile; after all, he says, no one has been more respectful of and devoted to their gods than he, and he has seen no benefits from his dedication to them.

Notable works from the early 1950s include Another Touch of Klee (1951), Liberian Suite (1952), Prado de Pena (1952), and Dedication to José Clemente Orozco (1953; from his Dedications in Our Time series).

The successful transition of injured veterans into satisfying civilian employment provides an invaluable opportunity for our country to continue benefiting from the dedication, talent and leadership of its bravest young people.