Sentence examples for committed quite from inspiring English sources

Buck was very focused, committed, quite a bit by the book, a disciplinarian.

There are some humanist beliefs about sexuality and tolerance that schools are already committed (quite rightly) to enforcing rather than discussing.

And while Pinkett Smith has committed quite a few fashion don'ts -- mostly during the early years of her marriage to blockbuster actor Will Smith where they donned matching outfits -- she's managed to redeem herself.

The new seriousness is evident in not one but two NGOs they have set up, employing 10 people with countless more volunteers, and what they are trying to do is proper, committed, quite thankless, unglamorous work in trying to shine a light on the Russian penal system.

A skilled rider can still commit quite a lot of mayhem with the horsepower available.

Investors would be required to commit quite deeply to the Indian economy, with $100 million infused over a three-year period, split equally between "front-end" and "back-end," to deliver the supply chain infrastructure of great interest to so many in India, and would further need to source at least 30% of all products from "small industries" in India.

Writers Christopher Borrelli and Michael C. Martin commit quite a handful of sins of contrivance that are difficult to absolve.

"Whether it's evading tax, infidelity, doping in sports, making up data in science, or financial fraud, deceivers often recall how small acts of dishonesty snowballed over time and they suddenly found themselves committing quite large crimes," Sharot said.

The judge told Cregan he had committed "two quite appalling crimes of murder" in killing PCs Hughes and Bone, whose families were in tears in court.

After all, would Washington have committed itself quite so fully to the Greater Middle East if it hadn't possessed all that oil so vital to our consumption-driven way of life?

Ch Insp Willie Findlay, of Police Scotland, said: "Bogus workmen and rogue traders prey on the vulnerable in our communities and commit quite unscrupulous crimes".