Sentence examples for admirably committed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Graham, who is admirably committed to living American composers, began with music by John Musto.

He was admirably committed to principle and open to innovative ideas.

Admirably committed, Ms. Thomas had the right wide-eyed attitude for the character, who oscillates between dreamy and hysterical.

But he was admirably committed to social justice, universal equality and political freedom - who else risked a triple album titled in support of Nicaraguan freedom fighters?

Yet for all the "Wait, are they actually gay?" gags, the show is admirably committed to something more serious: the notion of Sherlock/Watson as both True Detective and True Romance.

The actors, speaking with arch enthusiasm as though in comic book balloons, are admirably committed to their caricatures (as Jennifer, Alice Vaughn shows off a particularly winning comic gift).

Paying good teachers more is important — and the mayor, admirably, has committed to doing that — but money isn't solely at issue.

Admirably, BagThat is committed to giving 5percentt of its net proceeds to charity.

Pretty much every other series featuring house-buying is either hysterical or venal or both, but McCloud remains admirably sane, and genuinely committed to the process of transformation that house-building can entail.

Rainn Wilson commits admirably to the lead role and "Backstrom" works mightily to get the viewer to care about this unkempt misanthropist, but in many areas, the strain of covering too many bases too much of the time is very apparent.

If Pain & Gain can be viewed as Bay's attempt at making a Coen brothers film, then Johnson acquits himself admirably as Bay's John Goodman: a fiercely committed true believer of a performer in the face of cinematic anarchy.