Sentence examples for importance of dedication from inspiring English sources
Echoing his 1999 autobiography, "Faith of My Fathers," Mr. McCain described Vietnam as the crucible that taught him the importance of dedication to a cause greater than himself — a formulation that became his campaign theme.
On the face of it, it's tempting to read the pair as two sides of the same coin: two talented mavericks, each story proof, in its own way, of the importance of drive, dedication and reform.
They taught me the basic foundational information about product and shoe making, but they also taught me about the importance of relationships, integrity, and dedication.
Above all else, it is Weyman's firm disregard for the importance of money and fame, his dedication to imposture for imposture's sake, that sets him apart from most other impostors in history.
We know how you dress is no longer a signifier of success or importance, Steve Jobs' dedication to jeans and trainers ended that, so why do we still feel it's necessary to dictate the type of shoes that women wear?
Upper level health officials acknowledged the importance of frontline HW's initiative and dedication to their post-training program.
She was disabled ("She had to crawl all over the floor her whole life"), but Mr. Gaines said she taught him "the importance of standing," as he wrote in the dedication of "Miss Jane Pittman".
A lot of dedication there".
"Nobody has that kind of dedication," Paul said.
That competition requires a high level of dedication.
