Sentence examples for missing dedication from inspiring English sources

Olwyn condemned Sigmund as "a rich inventor", contending that the missing dedication was simply "a Faber error.

Not that Terrell's character is hard to miss: commitment and dedication to his profession surround him like an aura.

Elizabeth Sigmund, one of Plath's closest confidants, also accused the writer's former husband, Ted Hughes, and his sister, Olwyn Hughes, of deliberately missing the dedication to her from the first edition which was published under Plath's own name, in 1966, "because they didn't want anyone who knew Sylvia to have any contact with the press".

The author's preface appears in volume three, chapters are jumbled and missing, a dedication is hawked to the highest bidder, and at one point the reader is offered a blank page with the invitation to draw his or her own version of the sexually frustrated Widow Wadman: "as like your mistress as you can - as unlike your wife as conscience will let you".

We will miss her dedication and indomitable spirit.

We will miss his dedication, consideration, and wise counsel.

We will miss her dedication, loving spirit and vision.

We will miss his dedication to our Temple and our youth.

We will miss his dedication and scientific acumen, and we extend heartfelt condolences to his family.

We will miss the dedication and cheerful demeanor she exhibited during her 28 years with us.

We will all miss his dedication to the public's health and his students, and his commitment to excellence.