Sentence examples for commitment to public life from inspiring English sources

Elliot, with an abiding commitment to public life, was involved in many Jewish and civic organizations.

He maintained an energetic commitment to public life well into old age.

Onstage, she had overwhelmed the audience with the sense of what politics, a commitment to public life, had meant to her, and still did; but it was also clear how very badly she'd been hurt.

It is also beginning to look as if Rahul Gandhi really will emerge as the Congress Party's prime ministerial candidate, though he will have to show more commitment to public life than he has so far if he is to be taken seriously.

Earlier, more than 600 people attended the service of thanksgiving at Llandaff Cathedral, where the Archbishop of Wales Dr Barry Morgan praised the Queen's commitment to public life.

So that Vicki understood in a deeper way the life that Ted had lived, the source and depth of his commitment to public life, and the issues to which he had dedicated his career.

In the same way that extensive involvement in family life can conflict with commitments to public life, few persons will have sufficient time and energy for extensive participation in both workplace and public affairs.

You think you'd be able to be here early since you're not coming from a job, a girlfriend, any kind of rich social life or commitment to public service.

LEHMAN--Orin, educator, philanthropist, civil rights advocate and conservationist with a life-long commitment to public service, died February 22 , 2008

One is an example of how religious commitment can make a constructive contribution to public life.

The importance of the healthcare sector in our national life; a strong personal commitment to public service; the degree of change the sector has and will continue to experience.