Sentence examples for committed life from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gray never committed "Life Interrupted" to paper, relying instead on an outline with certain key words ("morphine," "addiction") to help him remember his stories.

What "Frances and Bernard" has to offer is a fresh voice thinking seriously about what a religiously committed life might have felt like and perhaps, in our own far-from-tranquil period, might feel like again.

I cherished my hate as a badge of moral superiority.' Naomi Jaffe, another Weather person who has gone on to forge a quieter but still committed life as an anti-racism activist in Albany, New York, also expresses regret, albeit tempered by the caveat: 'We felt that doing nothing in a period of repressive violence was itself a form of violence.' Not so Chesa's adoptive parents.

Start visioning the committed life partnership that is possible for you.

What happens when you find that "special" guy and decide to build a committed life together?

Based on the results of the total evidence analysis, we can return to the question posed in the introduction, 'Did aquatic carnivory precede committed life in the water?' Inferring carnivory from tooth shape and inferring committed life in the water from detachment of the sacral vertebrae from the pelvis (character 488, state 0), carnivory did precede committed life in the water.

"There is a new appreciation of the value of any faithful committed life-long relationship.

Please do not commit life-threatening or daredevil acts, because it may result in serious injury or death.

and that he committed his life to Christ praying, "Jesus if You are the one who gives life as it is meant to be, I want it.

"But I committed my life.

They travel, they go to India once a year, and they are really committed to life".