Sentence examples for touching dedication from inspiring English sources

The essay On Liberty appeared in 1859 with a touching dedication to her and the Thoughts on Parliamentary Reform in the same year.

The gang reunites in 2020 for the touching dedication of the WMHS auditorium to Finn Hudson.

Lewis says he shares the award "with the best cast and crew working in tv today", before making a touching dedication: I want to dedicate this to my mum, who I know is up there tonight looking down on me, bursting with pride, and telling everyone else up there how well her son is doing in acting.

So many of us have been touched by her dedication and commitment to our highest values.

There's something touching about the Pangs' dedication to purely visual storytelling, because their high-impact, music-video-like style has, in 2008, a whiff of quaintness about it.

The result, Anvil! – The Story of Anvil, has been widely acclaimed as a real-life Spinal Tap saga with a touching subtext of artistic dedication, and looks set finally to secure a grateful trio of superannuated longhaired rockers their day in the sun after three decades of disappointment.

I think its story of courage and dedication touched a lot of people.

Generations of civil engineering students at ULL were touched by his dedication to teaching and to his scholarly works.

We were especially touched by the dedication shown by our mother, her daughter, in seeing her to a most dignified passing.

I was so touched by his dedication, hard work, and love.

Still, just enough sense of the individual burns through to make this show touching and promising in its unlikely combination of self-effacing dedication and narcissism.