Sentence examples for kind of dedicated from inspiring English sources

THE culinary world seems to inspire a certain kind of dedicated, if slightly obsessive, connoisseurship.

That's the only thing I ask.' " The passage of the Affordable Care Act, in 2010, created opportunities for physicians to practice this kind of dedicated care.

John Henry doesn't seem to be the kind of dedicated political player who would use his paper's news division to effect policy change or to support certain politicians.

My own sense of this kind of dedicated radicalism is that there's an inevitably tragic dimension, because the ultimate goal is not achieved".

True footballers need constant opposition, but, more important than that, they need the kind of dedicated following from the public that they have in Brazil and in Italy and in Britain.

I'd also like to know where the games can be played from: is there going to be some kind of dedicated Windows 10 store or could we make a game that uses the service and can be sold on Steam?" Development issues aside, it seems incongruous in our era of "device agnostic" digital communications, that we can't just play games with both our console and our PC-owning fiends.

The whole place was filled with those kinds of dedicated people".

"The three women who are taking part in this campaign are astonishing examples of the kinds of dedicated people that will be worst hit in their inability to fight for their services and the people they serve".

Several kinds of dedicated cryo-stages were developed to adapt standard fluorescence microscopes to perform cryo-FM (Sartori et al. 2007; Jun et al. 2011; Schorb et al. 2016).

There are lots of different kinds of dedicated music fans in the world.

"I don't know on the part of being a coach, but as a player you can only appreciate those people who travel with you so much and they just kind of dedicate their life to you.