Sentence examples for even committed to a from inspiring English sources

Having already battled substance abuse issues and been jailed repeatedly – even committed to a mental health facility – he seemed to have hit rock bottom.

Perhaps you've even committed to a meditation practice.

I've even committed to a summer of family BBQs featuring endless "why the fuck do you have a ferret on your leg?" questions from my father and uncles by having the Weasel logo tattooed on the side of my calf.

'She's not my girlfriend, but I will be having casual sex with her later.' The fuzziness of the term 'casual sex' speaks directly to its appeal - it's a phrase that can't even commit to a definition.

More disappointing are the dichotomous journeys of the two women: the hero (a tensely contained Lauren German) and the victim (Rosanna Arquette, who takes on her madonna-whore shift with a brave acceptance of its misogyny, even committing to a clichéd moment of smear-the-lipstick-on-the-face madness).

Wolverton followed Allison and her family as they talked to top programs, negotiating what kind of money they could get, which didn't come close to the cost of school, assuming schools would even commit to a number, or even remember who she was and where she was from.

Can't even commit to a title.

Towards the end of the project, they still continued to have difficulties even committing to a design direction.

Darling, I couldn't even commit to a decent hairstyle at that age, let alone a husband.

This form of online learning means that students do not have to commit to an entire course of study to obtain credits or even commit to a particular institution upfront.

But Germany, which is the largest single holder of Greek government debt, and considered by many to be the continent's most powerful nation, would not even commit to a deal that keeps Greece in the eurozone.