Sentence examples for moving dedication from inspiring English sources

Published in the US in 1942 (and with a moving dedication to his suffering homeland), Dutch writer and illustrator Van Loon describes a series of dinner parties given for the A-List of history.

The program also included a moving dedication of the house by the the Austrian writer Thomas Arzt, in a choral recitation by the actors of the Landestheater, and ended with a rousing version of "The Rhythm of Life" from Cy Coleman's musical "Sweet Charity," with, eventually, the entire company on stage.

Others offered a moving dedication of their candle-lighting to the victims and survivors.

Unlike Moskovitz, he did not prove his dedication by moving to Palo Alto to work through his summer holidays.

The practice has been to get all members of a state's delegation to agree on a post office dedication before moving the bill to the floor.

Waters and Floyd drummer Nick Mason had studied architecture at the London Polytechnic, and Fisher admired the group's dedication to moving away from the proscenium arch and creating "a massive environmental statement that dominated the whole of the stadium.

Mr. Falls's dedication to moving away from his comfort zone as a director indicates his willingness to keep stretching as an artist, even if his three-hour "Seagull" was, to this viewer, unrealized on too many levels.

The account of his work in exposing the cover-up over the student deaths during the Sichuan earthquake is deeply moving (as is the dedication of the young people who assisted him).

Although Collins praised Lea for his dedication to moving NEON forward, Collins's description of the skills his successor should possess is an implicit criticism of Lea's management style.

Keenan's engagement with support groups and dedication to moving forward could serve him well.

"A dedication to moving beyond the past and pushing towards the future.