Sentence examples for be committed to proving from inspiring English sources
But educators have got be committed to proving him wrong.
I attended hundreds of meetings with them at hundreds of sites, but they were committed to proving the untrue.
The final season of ''The Wire'' is committed to proving him wrong; by leaving nothing out it offers viewers as close a chance as anyone can get to everything.
Vantage and like-minded private equity firms are committed to proving that this need not be the case, and we are unconditionally dedicated to serving thousands of low- and middle-income New Yorkers who deserve an affordable home of which they can be proud.
Pilpul occurs any time the speaker is committed to "prove" his point regardless of the evidence in front of him.
Arguing that it was unreasonable to expect the same agency that approved drugs to "also be committed to actively seek evidence to prove itself wrong," the editors of the Journal of the American Medical Association recommended that the nation consider establishing an "independent drug safety board" to track drugs and medical devices.
Despite initial skepticism in the West, the new Soviet leader proved to be committed to reversing the Soviet Union's deteriorating economic condition instead of continuing the arms race with the West.
Be committed to accuracy.
"They are really committed to proving to the world that the fourth fund was an aberration," said William F. Quinn, president of the pension management arm of the AMR Corporation, parent of American Airlines, and a longtime investor with Hicks, Muse.
Indeed, he is so committed to proving his own worth at this stage that he actually negotiated to have a lower base salary than the club was offering, but with higher bonuses available if the club's targets are met.
