Sentence examples for became more committed from inspiring English sources

But the beauty of this whole experience has been that in my intention to objectively, intellectually approach today's search for intimacy, I became more committed to my practice and had to more deeply confront and converse with myself.

After a further spell in Paris, during which he imbibed the air of May 68, Brink became more committed to speaking out.

Having yearned from an early age to make big, sweeping films in the mode of directors like Ridley Scott and Michael Mann, Mr. Nolan became more committed to his elusive goal and cognizant of how rare these opportunities would be.

To get Congress off their backs, they became more committed to financing homes for families with low incomes.

After Braun's recovery, Hitler became more committed to her and by the end of 1932 they had become lovers.

He moved to Perth to attend secondary schooling at Guildford Grammar School, where he became more committed to swimming.

"We're still working out the details" of the study, which is to be conducted by a third party, said David Kantor, chief executive of Reach Media, adding that his hope is it will show that as Procter "ties itself more and more into the community, and the objectives important to the community, that community becomes more committed as consumers".

Gail is convinced that Paul will lose interest in IVF treatment or adoption, but Paul becomes more committed to having children with her.

Bulle Ogier starred as the bourgeois Parisian who becomes more committed to the search than the hippies she joins on the journey.

As he grew older, however, he became more deeply committed to Christianity and went on to study theology under Diodore of Tarsus, founder of the re-constituted School of Antioch.

As the Revs stepped up their game in the final moments, Seattle became more desperate committing a bunch of dirty fouls and time wasting techniques.