Sentence examples similar to a committed activity from inspiring English sources
One test of an orchestra is to watch the first and second violins: in lesser ensembles, and even in some better ones, you will notice a certain amount of committed activity in the front desks and a lot of halfhearted sawing elsewhere in the section.
These people most of them self-identified Democrats, all of them progressives are involved in a number of political activities, from more traditional approaches to influencing (i.e., voting or signing a petition) to more committed activities (i.e., participating in a local community group or taking part in a demonstration).
Self-build will never move beyond being a fringe activity for a committed few to something mainstream, he argues.
If what Rosen says is correct, then constructive empiricism fails as an explanation of how a committed empiricist can endorse the activity of science as rational.
He did not lose the taste for daredevil activities: he was a committed dogsled racer and later took up flying.
In addition, the mRNA expression level of the antioxidant enzyme Mn-SOD was significantly increased 1.23-fold (p<0.05) and this finding corresponded with an observed increase in SOD activity and also with a committed decrease in lipid peroxidation.
Try embracing discipline in a new way by choosing one small activity to do in a committed way every day.
The researchers interpreted this as suggesting that "simply being in a committed relationship is insufficient to derive benefits from pleasurable activities".
If the thought of engaging in any of those activities is nauseating, then you are likely a committed non-swayer.
Harvey was a committed royalist.
