Sentence examples for learned dedication from inspiring English sources

"Twenty years from now, I don't think these guys today will look back and say they learned dedication from anyone," Malone said.

Values from family, community, early education, or experiences with colonial history were cited as major contributors to motivations, mostly through a learned dedication to, or inspired interest in, community service.

Richards may not have gone in for the hard labor of lobstering, but he applied what he learned about dedication into being a hockey player.

I learned a dedication to principles from the people I followed.

I learned that dedication to something does pay off, that you have to learn how to get along with others, even if you don't like them, in order to find success.

Unless a small-business owner sits a student down and relays her story of struggle, self-doubt and eventual success, that student may never learn that dedication can eventually bring rewards.

In 2001, the senior class awarded the first Convocation Medallion, an award that recognizes an individual for their meaningful contributions, success in instilling the desire to learn, and dedication to undergraduate achievement and excellence.

Their willingness to learn, their dedication, their desire to be the best they can be--these are the same qualities I experienced from the older SRA college interns back at Justice Now.

It was only 40 years later, in 1995, when the autobiography on which the film is based was published, that Nan and Charmaine learned from the dedication that Eric had named his dead son after himself.

Others came on board during his Heisman-winning sophomore season, when we learned about his equal dedication to winning and to community service.

Shortly after the dedication, Tyler learned of Legaré's sudden death, which dampened the festivities and caused him to cancel the rest of the tour.