Sentence examples for commitment to subject from inspiring English sources

Mr O'Brien accused Mr Farage of "reverse-ferretting" on a commitment to subject his expenses to an independent audit when Mr O'Flynn, a former Daily Express journalist who is seeking election as MEP in his own right, stepped in.

As Ronald Christ writes, the detective story is "quite formal and lucid without necessary commitment to its subject matter.

But too much of the other choreography did not come similarly alive, despite her loving commitment to her subject matter.

Mosley's commitment to his subject is near insatiable.

The judges of the award "were all humbled by Vince's commitment" to her subject.

Rappaport's text is both simple and beautifully written, and reflects a deep commitment to the subject.

Much more than a conscientious civil servant, John Hurst made a total commitment to his subject with constant travel, visits to excavations and sites, and meetings with scholars.

The Oxford post proved a mixed blessing: Jenny was a devoted college tutor, stimulating generations of students with her rigorous commitment to her subject, her teaching always leavened with humour.

Mr. DeParle, a Washington bureau reporter who recently began a yearlong book leave, told me in a phone conversation that "The Times has made an extraordinary commitment" to the subject.

Temperamentally reserved and sometimes prickly, particularly when he felt patronised by those who thought that children's literature was an altogether less serious enterprise than its adult counterpart, Townsend lived to see his life-time commitment to this subject endorsed by growing numbers of university courses at home and abroad.

What is so refreshing is his honesty and commitment to his subject.