Sentence examples for committed I can from inspiring English sources

He told me he wasn't surprised by Lurie's response: "John knows how tenacious and committed I can be, and I knew his respect for me would increase his fear.

The only place I can commit suicide is where my son committed suicide".

He added: "Lots of things can happen before then and I don't want to commit myself too much to everything before then but for now I'm as committed as I can be and I'm very hungry to make a success of the next two Test matches".

If we had 3,000 children in America taking steroids and committing suicide I can see that, but one?

"To those who are responsible for committing serious crime, I can only reiterate that we have made 15 arrests already and I anticipate making many more from the video evidence we have obtained and using statements from victims and witnesses".

Many of the participants did not feel the complications of diabetes were a real issue to them personally (Session 3 Pt 2: "Why would people want to come to this class when they can just go to their doctors and get medication?") or that the management of the diabetes was their responsibility (Session 4 Pt 2 "It is a punishment from God for all the sins I've committed. What can I do now?").

It is both a real joy and a great challenge for me to accept this title and I am committed to do everything I can to give children a happier, more peaceful and – as much as possible – more carefree life,Today's children are the ones who will build our future, so they deserve our commitment, care and help for a better Romania and, of course, for a better world.

With Theodore, I commit to ensuring that I can give him two to three of his bottles each day and rock him to sleep at night".

And I am committed to doing everything I can to achieve that".

"There needs to be greater transparency and we are committed to that".... "I can appreciate that people are nervous," Mr Inglis said.

It breaks my heart that you are where you are and forced to endure it, so I am committed to doing whatever I can to make your life a little more bearable.