Sentence examples for yet dedicated from inspiring English sources

Mr. Imperioli plays Ray Carling, a bitter, sexist yet dedicated detective in the fictional 125th Precinct of New York.

Within the catch all term "local government" is a diverse, complicated, at times bizarre and yet dedicated, brilliant and innovative organism.

The book comes out on 2 October and you can imagine the deflation among the small yet dedicated staff at the Kick It Out office as a result of reading the serialisation.

It is a Pirandellian affair, an elegiac celebration of a dying kind of cinema, a meditation on the connection between film and life by Truffaut, who plays Ferrand, the film's constantly troubled yet dedicated director, a man much like himself.

She has been complaining for the past few years that I have not yet dedicated a book to her.

Over the years, research efforts have been invested in specific methodologies and techniques for secure software engineering, yet dedicated processes have been proposed only recently.

True, there are not yet any dedicated journals or conferences.

His interests were wide reaching and diverse yet he dedicated himself 100 percent to everything he did and was bound by duty and by always doing what was right".

"He defines the concept of the professional civil servant: free of political bias yet utterly dedicated to helping the elected government implement its programme," Lord Adonis has said.

Ernest A. Logan, president of the principals' union, called Mr. Wiener "the truest kind of educational leader, unsung, yet absolutely dedicated to his students, his teachers and fellow administrators".

But there are not yet enough dedicated fans to support classical careers within the country, which is why, even today, Chinese musicians go abroad and now populate the world's leading orchestras, opera houses and music schools.