Sentence examples similar to a committed client from inspiring English sources
This has been his virtue and burden, inviting comparison with the late American genius Louis Kahn, another proud perfectionist who built just a few buildings, making the most of a coterie of committed clients to leave behind a handful of masterpieces.
This stance makes her a committed, effective champion (some clients call her Mama Gloria); it also attracts criticism from feminists who say that presenting such a wide assortment of women as equally in need of justice undermines the cause of fair treatment.
Hadid operates an office, works closely with clients, is a committed teacher.
Mr. Nur's lawyer Daniel Nobel told the judge that his client had never been a committed member of the conspiracy.
Part of what had made Constructivist architecture so strong, he once told me, was that its creativity had been buttressed by a committed state, rather than weakened by a fickle, profit-minded client.
For example, a client of mine, eager to be in a committed relationship, usually had sex with men on the second date.
While the obvious mission is the excellent medical and surgical care of our patients, we are seeking an individual as committed to client care as they are in advancing their professional skills.
There, the image is usually of a committed lawyer with a bee in his or her bonnet, determined to do something for their client.
In fact, Infidelities – a "discreet one to one private client personal and bespoke introduction service for men and women who are in a committed relationship but seek an affair" – has been going for a while.
Harvey was a committed royalist.
