Sentence examples for committed to a life from inspiring English sources

He was smoking as many as 60 cigarettes a day and was committed to a life reckless sociability.

I'd always imagined this was going to be a conversation about his regrets, about the psychic strain of having committed to a life that didn't feel like his.

But many of the 70 people who set up the alliance in March are young, highly educated and committed to a life on the land.

The Benedictine monk was committed to a life of prayer, which was fulfilled in choir by the communal chanting of the divine office (a set form of liturgical prayer) at specific times of day.

By the time the First World War began, he was already committed to a life of scholarship and, as an opponent of the war, felt no qualms about maneuvering to get out of military service.

It may not be what European leaders envisaged when they set out to feed a continent almost five decades ago, but E.U. cash ensures the survival of this community committed to a life of poverty and chastity.

Of course, if people do come to know Jesus - then we are committed to a life-long overhaul of patterning our lives after His - something which will affect everything from the way we text and spend and talk to who we sleep with and how we map out our future.

UNICEF is committed to a life-cycle approach, to using partnerships and to creating and enhancing integrated interventions to maximize effectiveness, such as combining vitamin A supplementation with other accelerated child survival interventions through Child Health Events.

He said he used to tentatively hold this view himself, but has now renounced it - instead committing to a life as a celibate paedophile.

On Tuesday, Natalia Fassano, a missionary from Argentina, was preparing lunch and discussing her upcoming final promises ceremony, to commit to a life of missionary work.

And he repeatedly invokes Jesus Christ's name and the good that comes from committing to a life lived by his creed.