Sentence examples for proven dedication from inspiring English sources

They agreed: They needed someone with integrity, fresh ideas, experience and proven dedication to the city.

He has a solid and whisper-free 20-year union with a woman who has a remarkable career of her own and a proven dedication to balancing an oppressively busy professional life with real time at home.

Whether it's JFK's infamous words, "Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country," or Obama's vision of hope "We gather because we have chosen hope over fear, unity of purpose over conflict and discord," it's a day for the President to prove dedication to the American people.

In reality, there is no need for getting worked up about the preparation – it doesn't prove dedication or expertise and it's all so much easier to calm down, go with the flow and remain relaxed.

Both Cleveland and St .Louis have proven their dedication to the visual arts with the recent openings of new -- and free -- exhibition spaces.

From its groundbreaking race- and gender-blind admission policy in 1835 and the Oberlin-Wellington Rescue of 1858, to the Oberlin Action for Civil Rights in 1969 and protests against racism, war, and international top-down capitalism through the 2000's, the college and its students have continually proven their dedication to racial, gender-based, economic and socio-political equality.

She's proved her dedication, all right, but he's proved his selfishness.

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

Floyd and Cameron did not need to prove their dedication, but they drove in the first two runs of the game and had two hits apiece.

Africa doesn't get a lot of attention on television dramas — it's usually a blank canvas where doctors prove their dedication, as Dr. John Carter of "E.R".

As a club, all we can do is to try to ensure that our allocation ends up in the hands of those who have proved their dedication to Everton.