Sentence examples for commitment to movement from inspiring English sources

If there's one payoff from McGregor's commitment to movement training, it might have come in the form of mental calm.

I had seen Sean dance and worked with him, and I always admired his commitment to movement.

While Ms. Peterson said there had not been any decision to avoid the word, she and Ms. Davidson added that they had talked about ways to expand the organization's commitment to "movement-based" or "body-based" art, by including things that could fall under the heading of visual art as well.

According to John Heilemann and Mark Halperin's Game Change, Palin's commitment to the movement has been cause for concern since 2008.

Since no legal obligation is assumed on becoming a member, either to conform to the movement's norms or to remain a member, commitment to the movement and its values becomes one of the most important sources of control.

Millions of people bought white wristbands to signal their commitment to the movement.

Whether they've threatened their managers, whether they've ruined their careers through their commitment to this movement.

One play from Tuesday night that ended in a rare Anthony miss exemplifies the Knicks' commitment to ball movement and spacing.

Romney has spoken about his family's commitment to the movement of the fifties and sixties for black enfranchisement and equality.

His earthbound precision does not reach for the high-leaping passion and commitment to the movement that made the ballet so exciting with Mr. Stiefel.

Britain's finest legal minds will be working overtime to find a solution that satisfies his promises to crack down on EU migration without forcing a reopening of the treaty commitment to free movement.