Sentence examples for committed mind from inspiring English sources

So the jump came slowly, but once I had decided, it was just a matter of logistics, an easy situation for the committed mind.

When I met Emily Witt six years ago, I felt that touch of vertigo that comes when you realize you're in the presence of a highly sophisticated and committed mind.

Bruce Smith, the veteran defensive end, called the number of penalties his team committed "mind-boggling".

"Our honorees embody New Trier's mission to commit minds to inquiry, hearts to compassion and lives to the service of humanity," Susan Noyes, a former New Trier Board of Education member told the Pioneer Press.

Democrats trying to preserve the essence of the New Deal and the Great Society are always deemed insufficiently committed, never mind the numbers, while Republicans eager to tear the whole thing down are serious people, never mind their obsession with budget-busting tax cuts.

What seems certain is that Jordan has committed his mind and body to preparing for one more run upcourt.

At most, then, constructivism stakes out a middle ground between forms of realism that are committed to mind-independent normative truths and forms of antirealism that deny there are any normative truths.

If you commit your mind and body to the waves of light, chances are you'll never look at your office's copy machine the same way again.

If there was one idea I had firmly committed in my mind before arriving in Chile, it was this: the people in the country agreed that the Pinochet dictatorship was bad.

The show is one of the very few on television (Fox's "House" is the only other that comes to mind) committed to the portrayal of elite intelligence at work.

Jainism enjoins avoidance of all forms of injury whether committed by body, mind, or speech and subscribes emphatically to the teaching that "nonviolence is the highest form of religious practice".