Sentence examples for commitment to the play from inspiring English sources

You can almost feel the gravitational pull that separates him from the other people onstage, whose commitment to the play seems less honest.

(Her contractual commitment to the play is also the briefest: three-and-a-half months, as opposed to six months for her colleagues).

Players for this coed Special Olympics team will be selected based on three key factors:  their ability to work with and value teammates of all abilities, their commitment to the Play Unified experience and to their fellow teammates, and their understanding of the game and rules of soccer.

"I think some actors reach that career progression moment when they want more autonomy and to express themselves not through someone else's vision, but their own," Ms. Davies said of Mr. Sheen's commitment to the Passion Play.

Slumber Party's high-school metaphor would probably seem odder coming from a singer of that age; Spears sings it with self-awareness and a thorough commitment to the role-play scenario.

At each stage in the murderous process lay a series of unethical and heinous practices with many psychiatrists demonstrating a profound commitment to the atrocities playing central, pivotal roles critical to the success of Nazi policy.

He showed little commitment to the Sharks, the playing group or even his own career as a professional athlete.

According to participants, these social skills convey a sense of commitment to the patient and play a major role in meeting patient expectations.

Chelsea's interim manager, Guus Hiddink, afterwards revealed Hazard had a hip problem and Ivanovic believes the Belgian showed his commitment to the cause by playing.

"We've also had something creep into our game, and that's a lack of commitment to the detail of playing," Rangers Coach Tom Renney said.

In fact, he's one of the few actors who seems to find his success purely in his depth and commitment to the roles he plays.