Sentence examples for committed to seeing things from inspiring English sources
As an artist, I am committed to seeing things the way they are, not the way I think they could be or should be.
He went on to list "key ingredients for success at this scale": "[T]he stakeholders … must view the science as truly worthy of a big-science approach and must be committed to seeing things through.
Dr. Ellen Langer, a professor of psychology at Harvard University, uses the example of flies in a glass jar to demonstrate our tendency to being so committed to seeing things a certain way that we can no longer imagine other possibilities.
Robb, who visited Shanghai, Beijing and Hong Kong this week, said he had been reassuring Chinese government officials and business people "that the Australian government is 150% committed to seeing this thing through later this year for entry into force before the end of the year".
iOS 6's wide adoption means a lot of users are already running into the frustrations of Maps, but Apple is clearly committed to seeing this thing through, judging by Cooks' words, so getting people on board now may be a case of ripping off the Band-Aid as fast as possible, so to speak.
If you have the option, and you're committed to seeing the thing, you should see Quentin Tarantino's latest in one of its 100 or so limited-release "roadshow" screenings, projected on film, complete with overture (a lovely, eerie one from the great composer Ennio Morricone) and running three hours and eight minutes in all.
"When you start to work for someone you really start to see things from their perspective and get very emotionally committed.
