Sentence examples for being is committed from inspiring English sources

And he is very likely to stay king of his (much grubbier) patch until he dies.Every fibre of his being is committed to fending off what he sees as the genetic impulse of greedy, unscrupulous Greeks to humiliate Turkish Cypriots, turn them back into Cyprus's underclass (as, he would say with some justice, they once were), and hound them off the island altogether if they could.

30 means: "A serious crime has been committed, or is being committed.

"They drew from that the idea that being free is being responsible, and being responsible is being committed, being engaged.

The elders are distraught that this loss is being committed to their young.

Yet more and more crime is being committed by people going round and round the system.

A few states require that the issue of involuntary medication be addressed when someone is being committed.

What he is is committed and savvy, an artist putting his ample charisma in the service of greater ideas.

But it's been a crime that's been committed against this club".

If crimes are being committed, he said, they are not being reported.

"I firmly believe that war crimes and crimes against humanity are being committed, have been committed and should be investigated," she said.

Morgenson and Rosner write with barely suppressed rage, as if great crimes are being committed.