Sentence examples for retained dedication from inspiring English sources
Though dismissed by Hawthorne himself as "not a good nor a weighty book," and freighted with a stubbornly, gallantly retained dedication to the unpopular Pierce, "Our Old Home" sold well enough to whet Ticknor & Fields's appetite for more Hawthorne.
Though dismissed by Hawthorne himself as "not a good nor a weighty book," and freighted with a stubbornly, gallantly retained dedication to the unpopular Pierce, "Our Old Home" sold well enough to whet Ticknor & Fields's appetite for more Hawthorne.In December, he showed Fields the first chapter of his final reworking of the elixir theme, now titled "The Dolliver Romance".
He also retains a dedication to the cultural scene of the East End.
He retained his dignity at all times and his hard work and dedication has been commendable".
The phrase "retained servant of King and people" and variants of it were used repeatedly by the duke of himself and aptly suggest the self-dedication for which he is chiefly honoured.
On the one hand, they tell us that we should willingly accept increased workloads, over-crowded classrooms, "furloughs," downsizing and lay-offs; while, on the other hand, they tell us we should retain all the idealism and dedication that led us to become professional educators in the first place.
By using all our wisdom, knowledge, passion, perseverance, dedication and ever-lasting commitment, we can retain the beauty and health of our planet.
However, there is need to address other challenges that include retaining physicians in academic medicine and dedication of adequate resources to support teaching and scholarly work.
Scientists at elite schools, he found, retain to the end of their careers their original dedication to research, the goal of pursuing eminence, and a belief in the essential fairness of the scientific reward system.
