"They haven't sought the limelight, but have remained quietly committed to working for social justice.
He is, she points out, part of a generation of quietly committed scholars.
Last month, he quietly committed to Southern California, where his father, Les, played water polo in college.
Established in 1982, when Chuck Feeney quietly committed virtually all of his family's assets to the foundation, Atlantic has since made grants over $8 billion.
A quietly committed crusader for social justice, gender equality, and political freedom throughout his entire life, he will be deeply missed by all those whose lives he touched.
Many of the Beatty dances that have become American classics, among them his 1959 "Road of the Phoebe Snow," are vivid, intensely emotional portraits of people, groups and eras, created by a quietly committed humanist.
But Hosseini, himself a fugitive from war, has instead committed himself to quietly documenting the lives of more recent refugees, in the hope his writing will spur the world to take notice of their plight.
Despite all this, Rutgers officials have quietly committed almost $1 million to design a plan that would add 12,000 new seats and some luxury boxes to its 42,000-seat football stadium.
Otabenga, born around 1883 in what was then the Belgian Congo, was lured to America, where in 1906 he found himself on display at the Bronx Zoo; in 1916 he quietly committed suicide.
And the desire for change is an indigenous one: the programme was initiated by S.A.F.E.'s female Project Manager, who has lived her whole life in Loita and, since her own circumcision at the age of 13, has been quietly committed to bringing an end to the practice.
