Demonstrate your dedication.
We should also praise the dedication of those people who helped Lisa Willis and her children escape to refuge – an extremely challenging and complex task.
Johansen snorts when I praise her dedication; her nose wrinkles at the memory of weekends spent filleting Nannygai and going to school smelling of fish.
And off the court, Woodson radiates Fitzsimmons's collegiality, with a far-reaching network of N.B.A. friends who praise his dedication, his passion, his sense of humor and his loyalty.
Students were not supposed to go to the restroom during practice tests, she said, and she heard a leader from another school praise the dedication of a child who had wet his pants rather than take a break.
While past and current colleagues queued up to praise his dedication and vision, they also appreciated that, given the practical demands of the job, he maintains a wicked sense of humour.
Veterans and their families often praise the dedication of health-care providers, but at the same time express utter frustration over incomprehensible thickets of rules and the glacial pace at which benefits and appeals are decided.
As a human man, Tarantino has devoted his life to his work and in a human society we tend to praise such dedication, unless we are the wife of a policeman in a film, in which case we tell him it's us or the job.
Just days after his inauguration 20 years ago, the first President Bush gathered hundreds of the government's senior career executives at DAR Constitution Hall to praise their dedication, extol public service and ask for their help in governing.
The spokesman said Obama also plans to praise "the dedication of the armed forces" and say just how much people all over the country were touched by acts of heroism and professionalism under incredible stress.
In a press conference announcing the bust, an assistant director of the F.B.I. singled out Grimm for praise, citing his "dedication, sacrifice, and commitment to the cause".
