Sentence examples for of a dedication from inspiring English sources

The poem sings of the rewards of a dedication to craftsmanship.

As for any American help in removing Mr. Milosevic, he said, it reminded him of a dedication that P.G.

Monday was the last scheduled day of testimony from Mr. Breivik, who maintains that he acted out of a dedication to fight political acceptance of the "Islamic colonization of Norway".

What about me?" Other productions have made that last line shouted, even screamed: McKellen chooses to play it softer than soft, deep and rich, ruing not just the absence of a dedication but heavy with a whole lifetime's regrets.

In place of a dedication, a prefatory note tells us that the poems in Franz Wright's new collection, "The Beforelife," were written in a single year, from December of 1998 to December of 1999, and for his wife.

Moore provided this "postscript" to her "Selected Poems," in lieu of a dedication: Dedications imply giving, and we do not care to make a gift of what is insufficient; but in my immediate family there is one "who thinks in a particular way"; and I should like to add that where there is an effect of thought or pith in these pages, the thinking and often the actual phrases are hers.

This involves a certain amount of conformity and a dedication to a particular look.

It takes a lot of work, a lot of dedication, a lot of grinding through a long, hard season".

It is also the product of a lifelong dedication to living fully, deeply and sensually.

But within months of a fanfare dedication of the center's eight courts, South Africa headed into dark days of repression.

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