Sentence examples for a very committed and from inspiring English sources

Jun, he said, is the exception rather than the rule, with a very committed and technologically confident mayor who has pursued this project for 16 years.

"I feel that I have done my job in a very committed and faithful way.

"I look forward to working alongside what is clearly a very committed, able and driven coaching team," Pivac said.

I'm a very committed person, and this quality can be seen in all aspects of my daily life.

I am not only a public employee of this institution, but also a very committed faculty member and I am truly concerned with the future of our university under the current administration.

"I was leading a very committed group of Conservatives and it was somewhat anathema to think about insourcing," says Martin.

It takes frequent visits, a close relationship between a physician and a patient and a very committed patient".

But as Mr Brown hammered away at the ideas underpinning New Labour, from fiscal restraint (how ironic that sounds today) to policies against long-term unemployment, Young came to see him as "truly an homme sérieux" and finally described him as "a very committed public servant in the best and uncynical sense".

In one of his final recordings with the choir, Gerre Hancock, who has directed it since 1971, leads the group (and a very committed Orchestra of St . Lukes) in a noble reading of the Fauré Requiem (Koch).

"We have a very committed bunch of players, coaches and support staff who are desperate for England to win".

"A very committed group of students, faculty and staff have worked together to strengthen this project over the last five years.