Quotes About Dedication

Bob Gates understands the difficulty of going to war. This is a man who spent almost his entire life working for the government.

I find you write with one person in mind. Usually for me that one person is my wife, because she's my most severe critic and understands best what I'm trying to do.

Being injured is something that happens in this sport. Anybody who gets into it understands that.

Every NBA player, every athlete, I think once you get to this level in life, whether you have kids or you're about to have kids, understands that this is so much bigger than this sport.

My wife is used to Formula One, and she understands the life.

My son, he understands being an athlete and being a student-athlete and how important it is that those two things go hand in hand.

Every United player understands what United is about. The players understand it is a privilege to play for United.

Rozay is an artist himself so he understands the importance of being true to your work.

I love to play football. And I think anybody that's ever been my teammate or I've been theirs understands how much I love that.

My wife understands it's a business and I'm working for her and our son. But I never worry about it during a training camp because the focus is my opponent and only him.

To say that my dad pushed me is an understatement. I was never naturally drawn to football.

I have a T-shirt that says, 'Ball is life.' My wife says 'That's an understatement for you.'

The purpose of the mission must be thoroughly understood beforehand, and the men must be inspired with a sense of personal dedication that knows no limitations... In an age of high technology and Jedi Knights, we often overlook the need for personal involvement, but we do so at our own risk.

I think my wife understood from the day I met her how important she was to me and how important it was for me becoming a husband and a father.

With athletes, it's never fully understood the level to which we push ourselves. Especially in an endurance sport.

My mom just brought me to the school of my coach. And I've trained with him my whole life. I started there, and it was totally natural for me. When I got to be 12 years old, I understood: it wasn't a job for me. It was my life.

I want to win. For myself first. And for all those people who stuck with me and understood.

I want to be like an Undertaker and be around so when your music hits, people go crazy because of that respect that you've earned over 20, 25 years of going on the ride for them.

Undertaker, right up until his last day, was working full time constantly, even when he was beat up, had fire in his eyes. If he couldn't walk, he was flying around, and he was The Undertaker in every way. That was such an inspiration.

I think that Undertaker, more than anybody in the industry, looks at his performance every single night, and no matter how good it is, even if it's perfect and sees it, that it could have been a little bit better. He's one of those guys.

Any musical is a major undertaking.

The Hercules' was a monumental undertaking. It is the largest aircraft ever built... I put the sweat of my life into this thing.

There is no problem that is not improved by effort, and no effort that is too paltry to be worth undertaking.

'Frontline' does 10 news shows a year, so one a week is quite an undertaking.