Sentence examples for dramatically committed from inspiring English sources

All the Mannes singers, directed by Laura Alley, were talented and dramatically committed, particularly the men.

A more dramatically committed duet came in the evening when Mr. Seymour partnered Likolani Brown, a vulnerable Swan Queen grateful for princely protection.

In my experience he has always been committed dramatically, no matter what the state of his voice, so his vague, distracted performance on Sunday was more disturbing than any vocal shortcomings.

In the past year, SBA loans to veteran-owned businesses in western Pennsylvania have decreased dramatically and I am committed to reversing that trend.

The Government is however committed to delivering dramatically lower migration to the UK, with an aspiration to reduce figures from the hundreds of thousands to the tens of thousands.

I'm very committed to Ratmansky's inspiration, both dramatically and mathematically.

We know that hate crimes committed against the LGBT community have risen dramatically in recent months.

In a recent Creators Syndicate column, the former governor describes Clemmons' 108-year sentence as "dramatically outside the norm for sentencing for the crimes he committed and the age at which he committed them".

But the trial does dramatically illustrate that Jesus had nothing to do with heinous acts committed in his name.

These bold steps would galvanize popular support among Israelis and Palestinians for a renewed peace process and dramatically demonstrate in the region and at home that he remains personally committed to this issue.

Comey said it is a "less robust database, dramatically" than what was available from Iraq, but the intelligence community is committed to mitigating the risk by "querying well" the records that do exist and seeking additional sources of information.