Sentence examples for more dedication and from inspiring English sources

After all, society could not have given us people with more talent, more dedication, and more training than the people in medical science have — than you have.

"I've had plenty of other boxers with more raw talent," he told The New York Times Magazine in 1970, "but none with more dedication and strength".

This shop sells only six labels, but it stocks each collection with more dedication and audacity than department stores, whose taste is more restrained.

Odd Horten has more dedication and discipline than that, and he is rewarded with a silver-plated miniature locomotive after 40 years of service.

It requires that much more focus, that much more dedication and commitment to saying, 'No, I can't do this.' If it's not going to help you in September, say no now.

When the war ended eight horrendous years later, mainstream opinion was divided between those who described the war as a "noble cause" that could have been won with more dedication, and at the opposite extreme, the critics, to whom it was "a mistake" that proved too costly.

Who has more dedication, ambition, and drive?

He was suggesting that footballers deserve a higher wage than nurses because their job takes more dedication, training and skill.

He was suggesting that soccer players deserve a higher wage than nurses because their job takes more dedication, training, and skill.

What he has done should not be diminished because of the sport he did it in, a sport which, by the way, requires just as much if not more dedication, strength, commitment, and talent to excel in than any other Olympic sport.

As an actor he has more dedication than skill, and as a director he does best when he is not pushing the story but rather sitting back to observe the banter of the players and the intricate, fast-paced physics of the table.