Sentence examples for almost committed to from inspiring English sources

The Rapinoe twins almost committed to Santa Clara University before choosing to play for the Portland Pilots on full scholarships.

They watched how President Obama changed his course after he almost committed to attack Syria, and then submitted the question whether to attack to Congress.

But Ferraro and his three associates were almost surely the most committed to his cause.

There were significant differences between internists and psychiatrists with regard to which diagnoses they were most committed to (Table  4), with almost the same pattern as shown for self-perceived competence.

Zapatero's a wry, polished, suave politician — a socialist with that European socialist habit of being amused by almost everything and committed to almost nothing.

Show," and tackles the enduring impression that the Stones almost committed career suicide by following Brown, whose theatrics and fancy footwork on this occasion were arguably his very best.

Bombers such as the three second-generation Pakistani Britons and one young immigrant from Jamaica who killed 52 people in the London bombings of 2005 are almost unstoppable once they are committed to die and kill others.

"Almost every club is totally committed to providing value for money," he said.

They were beyond committed to me, devoted almost to the point of obsession.

If you fall for Dickinson early, you're committed to language for life, and almost unavoidably to Dickinson's kind of language.

She then spent almost a decade as board chair of Acumen a nonprofit committed to changing the way the world tackles poverty where she continues to serve as chair emeritus.