Sentence examples for committed from that from inspiring English sources

So I committed – from that day forward, I boycotted anything my parents tried to feed me that contained meat or fish.

It is believed that the three suicides this semester — two on consecutive days in March — were all committed from bridges that span Fall Creek, whose raging waters cut through a narrow gorge.

"During the election process fraud was committed from all sides … that has concerned people".

"We've committed, from the day that we launched DeepMind Health in February, to setting a new standard in transparency and information governance," he adds.

The cases involve at least a dozen deaths and nearly 50 rapes that were committed from 1976 to 1986.

OYO said there is also an additional $200 million that has been committed from as-yet-unnamed investors.

"It seems unjustifiable for me," he said of the commission's decision, noting that the fine was for violations the commission had ruled that Telcel committed from 2006 to 2010 and amounted to just 2.5 percent of its revenue for that time.

Some of Marcus's moral judgments are batty, including his claim that wrongdoing harms the agent more than the victim (is that true of rape, torture or murder?) and his idea that sins committed from desire are worse than those committed in anger (which makes it worse to sleep with your neighbour's wife than to stab her to death).

Some commentators hinted at darker motives, pointing out that art thefts committed from the inside are not unheard of.

They found that the A$275m committed from the Queensland government and the A$300m by the Commonwealth was insufficient to protect the reef.

Founded in 1875, Smith College was committed from the start to the idea that the study of art should be an integral part of a liberal education.