Sentence examples for long dedication to from inspiring English sources

It opens with a long dedication to W. E. B. DuBois, the first black to earn a doctorate at Harvard, and calls for black students to honor his memory by becoming more involved in the black community.

"Jim's long dedication to the teaching and scholarship of science fiction, and his particular interest in and support of my father's work, was the main impetus behind our choice of the Spencer Research Library at the University of Kansas as the home for Sturgeon's collection of papers," she said.

The central selling point of Sloane's campaign was his long dedication to universal health care.

What started off as a week-long celebration to honor countries like Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela, Costa Rica & Nicaragua, grew to a month long dedication to include other holidays such as Columbus Day, or Dia de la Raza.

A passionate collector of art with a life-long dedication to the craft of investing, his ethical commitment to clients inspires us to this day.

The second man was Ted Kennedy, whose decades-long dedication to health care reform remains, like his stature, unrivaled on the Hill.

His new single, Party 'Til We Die, snubs his career-long dedication to guitar-based music in favor of dance-driven EDM.

He belonged to the Pi Lambda Phi Fraternity and continued a life-long dedication to it, holding several positions on its various councils.

It's light, it's nicely designed, and it seems to be the epitome of Motorola's decade-long dedication to quality in design.

This summer, on a trip to the northernmost state, I saw these two notions intersect in the work of some researchers who combine the rugged self-reliance that is their home state's pride with a decades-long dedication to gathering important data.

Eva Longoria is urging young feminists not to forget Gloria Steinem's life-long dedication to women's equality.