Sentence examples for unusually dedicated from inspiring English sources

And many of the fans are unusually dedicated.

But he added that his patient was unusually dedicated.

One of them was Captain Henri, who said that Lieutenant Ryan was unusually dedicated.

Though possibly difficult for children to handle, the format is perfect for Koch's wide horizontal scenes of grassy hills, European streets and, loveliest of all, beaches on the North Sea (to which the book is, again unusually, dedicated).

Cathy, 86, credits the company's success to 975 franchisees and 600 employees who are unusually dedicated in an industry known for grumpy operators and high turnover among hourly workers.

Unusually dedicated practice teams offer continuity of care, family-oriented care and the integration of chronic and acute patients.

The dates on the stelae at Seibal are unusually late, with monuments still being dedicated after the Classic Maya collapse had engulfed most of the Petén region.

Boyer laughs and says, "You see!" For Preminger the scene (which echoes a sequence in "Le Corbeau") is an unusually didactic moment in a career more typically dedicated to laying out facts with as little editorial comment as possible.

This allows for an unusually generous open hall and staircase, as well as a dedicated ground-floor home office – attempting to change the suburban street from a desolate place into a little working community of "shopfronts".

On Tuesday, the monarch laid a wreath and, unusually, bowed her head at the Garden of Remembrance in Dublin that is dedicated to those who fought against British rule.

For example; if you do mostly sheet panel work you might want a dedicated table saw with a larger bed or if you regularly cut unusually large, complicated cornices then maybe a dedicated larger blade, sliding chop saw is a better proposition.