Sentence examples for being too committed from inspiring English sources

"He was a formidable advocate, a tall erect Quaker with uncompromising principles," Anthony Sampson wrote in "The Seven Sisters" (1975), "but he was regarded by many diplomats as being too committed an Arabophile".

Sometimes I was too committed.

Europeans are too committed to their regulatory approach to change now.

"I don't think this administration is too committed to those policy goals in Pakistan".

"Those blokes are too committed to each other to do those things," the coach said.

Perhaps German artists were too committed to beer-swilling reality to practise abstraction.

Fortunately, Rylance is too committed to the stage — and, frankly, too weird — to leave it for long.

Civil servants who are too committed to legalism and the rule of law are often put to one side.

He had always intended to return to freelance writing, he said, "but I realized that I was too committed to the work I was doing".

He is too committed a journalist to let any imagined fears overwhelm what is in the end a sweeping and insightful narrative.

He was too committed to the idea of the extended mind to the prospect of brain-machine combinations, to the glorious cyborg future to give it up.