Sentence examples for doggedly committed from inspiring English sources

Of course, "Anything Goes" is from the golden age of musical comedy, a genre that is doggedly committed to manufacturing joy.

Abbott comprehensively failed that test, according to the assessment of an important internal constituency that remains doggedly committed to pursuing the cause of watering down the RDA.

The whole Republican field is proudly, doggedly committed to a set of economic policies that reinforce the party's identification with the already prosperous, and that has lost the popular vote in five out of the past six Presidential elections.

For a friendship to last, you need to have things in common, but, maybe even more important, you need at least one of the people involved to be persistent and doggedly committed to it, and Angela is that person.

They are unlikely to imagine individuals doggedly committed to sexual health initiatives and promoting safe sex for their performers.

Scalia was also doggedly committed to overturning the Roe vs. Wade ruling that made abortions legal in 1973. .

One immediate consequence – and a first shot in the Osborne campaign to lead the Tory party – came when the chancellor tickled the tummies of his backbenchers, and committed to keep defence spending at or above 2% of GDP, a commitment he has doggedly resisted making until now.

Burton, who is still a member of the committee, doggedly pursued right-wing conspiracy theories about Clinton, and will forever be remembered for firing bullets into a pumpkin or a melon — the actual fruit was never determined — while trying to prove that Vince Foster, a Clinton aide who committed suicide, was murdered.

committed violations.

Mr Emanuel seems committed.

Others, though, are committed.