Sentence examples for committed real from inspiring English sources

"I'd love to get that Alistair Darling across the table from me here," said Sid Davies, a committed "real" cider drinker.

We have made real mistakes, and a handful of soldiers have committed real crimes.

If Mr. Maliki has proof that any detainees committed real crimes, they should be prosecuted in a just and transparent process.

James Fogle, a thief and addict who committed real crimes, then turned them into fiction in his novel "Drugstore Cowboy," which became an acclaimed film, died Aug. 23 in the infirmary ward of the Washington State Reformatory in Monroe, Wash.

But for the truly committed, the real thrill is launching into your favourite tight, overgrown, steep, exposed single-track and hoping you can hold it together.

Since he ran for the U.S. Senate, Rubio has sought to portray himself as somehow both a Republican committed to real reform on immigration, and a darling of Tea Party extremists.

"Mayor de Blasio may not have been in City Hall when Ramarley was killed," Graham's parents said in a joint statement, "but if he's truly committed to real reform that holds police officers accountable for violating their fundamental oath to 'serve and protect,' then he needs to remove these officers from the NYPD".

We have already passed the era when we asked public health to become more applied and involved in participatory research; now, already since Alma Ata in 1978 (2), we are asking its practitioners to become more socially conscious and more committed as real change-agents, leaving behind a lot of epidemiological preciousness.

A real, committed ballplayer on the mound as opposed to a head case.

The success of the Pirates can be explained by the fact that they surfed on this vague notion of fed-up-ness, combined with a progressive self-assessment of being anti-establishment and committed to drive "real change" in politics.

When we discriminate against Americans based solely upon who they love, we fail to uphold these principles, and put loving committed couples through real anguish by denying thousands of rights and protections – from access to medical treatment, tax fairness, and the ability to visit the person you love the most in the hospital, even to say goodbye in their final hours.