Sentence examples for perceived dedication from inspiring English sources

That's what sells those lucrative TV rights abroad, that's what persuades fans in growing markets to emulate the perceived dedication and passion of the fans in the stadium by buying Manchester United shirts in China, that's what gets the club those soft drink sponsorships in Nigeria and the cash from their confectionary partner in Thailand.

Although millennials are often perceived as lacking dedication, in fact "the labor market... keeps [its] distance with them," Vendramin says.

In his dedication to Pope Leo X, Erasmus says: I perceived that that teaching which is our salvation was to be had in a much purer and more lively form if sought at the fountain-head and drawn from the actual sources than from pools and runnels.

The artist says, "My motivation and dedication is to capture these amazing scenes that are not perceived by nonprofessional eyes".

Provider's views of the quality of care offered to clients is important because providers' perceived quality of care may be associated with their motivation [ 21], dedication, productivity, lack of absenteeism, and retention.

Joe, too, does not perceive how his casual dedication to getting high is a symptom of a more profound alienation.

Each of the burnout subtypes uniquely perceives inconsistencies between work investment and the obtained rewards [ 31], and thus, the level of dedication to the tasks is adjusted in an attempt to balance the perceived inequity [ 27].

Although forensic anthropology may be perceived by many to be a "cool career," it is one that requires a heavy investment of time, intensive preparation, dedication, and eternal optimism.

For perceived advantage?

Or perceived.

Indeed perceived age.