Sentence examples similar to a committed attitude from inspiring English sources
A more committed attitude to training had been drummed into all-comers and Hazard, a prankster with an apparently carefree approach, had to reform.
A far more trustful and committed attitude toward the powers that rule existence finds expression in the seemingly slightly later Babylonian creation story, Enuma elish, which may be dated to the later part of the 1st dynasty of Babylon (c. 1894 c. 1595 bce).
The knowledge and committed attitude of the experienced nurses help the patient have a dignified death with their family by their side.
Although some doctors seem to be insensitive to the suffering and impervious to the opinions of the nurses, this committed attitude of these nurses seeking, not confrontation with the doctors, but rather consensus to reorient attention to palliative care illustrates a strategy that has already been put forward by Bardger [ 63].
Another former member is bass player Lloyd Brevett, a committed Rastafarian who adopted a Knibb-like DIY attitude towards his instruments.
Harvey was a committed royalist.
He is a committed atheist.
Bailey is a committed anti-élitist.
A committed performance goes a long way.
"Mama is a committed Jew," she says.
