Sentence examples for committed consumed by from inspiring English sources

Chidichimo and D'Amuro both agreed that O'Neill was a "larger-than-life figure" with a brilliant mind who was spectacularly committed – "consumed by it, 24/7," D'Amuro said – to the job of tracking down al-Qa'ida.

Petriglieri said that work, particularly for top executives who are committed to and consumed by their jobs, is increasingly not just a way to earn a living but also a means for finding purpose in our lives.

When a genuine sexual assault, unconnected with either of the lovers, is committed that night, Briony, consumed by errors and the throb of her inventiveness, names Robbie as the guilty party.

Extending the metaphor of brothel as theater, he likened the madam in "House of Pleasures" to a director committed to putting on a nightly show and consumed by the logistics and economics of doing so.

While $30 billion is not small change, four-fifths of the N.I.H. budget is already committed to long-term projects and, of the remaining fifth available for new research projects, much is consumed by expensive clinical trials, Dr. Sierra said.

Ms. Stone, who lived in Manhattan but who was committed to toiling weekdays in Washington for what she called her dream job, worked until midnight on publicity, consumed by excitement.

He did not mention warnings from the intelligence community and others that the post-invasion Iraq could be consumed by religious violence, and that pacifying the country would require many thousands more troops than those committed by the White House.

And when my time is committed to posterity, I want people to say that he lived in the fire of time but was not consumed by it.

Fats consumed by Alexander.

Weekends were consumed by soccer.

How consumed by the moment?