Sentence examples for a really committed from inspiring English sources

But it was a really committed performance.

Littlejohn, who was at the shop to welcome his guest, said after he left: "We knew that George is a really committed humanitarian, he has his own charity in Sudan, so we reached out to that charity and invited him over to Scotland.

"Unfortunately, we weren't able to nick the win, which I think would have been a little unfair on Newport too, because they're a tough, physical side and I thought that was a really committed performance from them". Corner, Burton Albion.

A Tory government really committed to social justice would do as Winston Churchill did to Macmillan – prising him out of his desired role as defence secretary and ordering him to transform the built landscape of Britain.

For me, if a company is really committed to diversity, that means everything.

These little things signal whether a person is really committed to investing in your company or simply kicking the tires.

We're just trying something with a bunch of really committed, passionate people who want to work together and see if we can make a difference.

"[He] never missed a practice and really committed himself to the team.

Another thing is to have a tumblr or a blog and be really committed to it.

"To me, it was evidence of an administration not really committed to religious pluralism".

Bury manager David Flitcroft told BBC Radio Manchester: "The two results we've just got are down to good planning, good preparation and a group of players that are really committed to a game plan.