Sentence examples for committed to whole from inspiring English sources

And EAT Club's food isn't particularly nutrition focused, while Farm Hill has committed to whole ingredients and zero added sugar.

"We're committed to the whole program rather than pieces.

I was completely committed to the whole philosophy.

It also said it was committed to "the whole LGBTQI community".

'Oh yes, I told him, I was completely committed to the whole philosophy.

· Santa has, over the years, acted to undermine potential successors, privately disparaging one of his nephews as "lazy," another as "not really committed to the whole Christmas thing," and yet another as "incapable of growing a beard of the appropriate size, if you know what I mean".

"We realize that most, if not all of the issues we face alongside our African partners can't be solved by military action, which is why our command is fully committed to a whole of government approach in support our African partners," said Maj. Karl Wiest, a spokesman for the U.S. military's Africa Command.

BECAUSE YOU'VE READ THIS FAR - Here's a dog who is really committed to the whole stick concept.

If you're really, really committed to the whole no-AC thing, you can make a couple changes to your home that will keep it cooler for seasons to come.

I come to spare a few good words and happy thoughts for this fine family sitcom, to praise and not to bury it, though the dominant (and no doubt accurate) line in the press is that it is fatally low-rated and hanging around only because NBC committed to a whole season with a confidence the medium has all but outgrown.

At the start, all participants either paid for the whole 12-mo period or committed to paying the whole amount in monthly installments.