Sentence examples for fanatical commitment to from inspiring English sources
But we Observer journalists have a fanatical commitment to accuracy.
Does this founder have the right degree of fanatical commitment to his idea?
To tour the place, set on 4,000 verdant acres in Moore County, is to witness an at-times fanatical commitment to traditional methods.
The movie suggests that those whose response to the attacks remains at the level of horror and anger are likely to accept extreme and morally repellent measures taken against anyone who seems connected with the perpetrators — and that these people hold a fanatical commitment to the death of bin Laden, a form of vengeance as justice.
Mepkin's fanatical commitment to quality is just the byproduct of living life with a prayerful attitude.
Service and selflessness for monks means doing business with a "prayerful attitude," and this translates into a fanatical commitment to serving their monastic customers.
There are other measures of excellence of course — emotional subtlety, psychological acuity, wit — but this kind of unwavering, fanatical commitment is surely a sign of greatness.
Perfect security is impossible, she concedes; the campaign "is about being fanatical about security".Need to knowA key test of a company's commitment to security is the speed with which it responds to vulnerabilities.
The owner, Flavien Desoblin, and his spirit sommelier, Ethan Kelly, have amassed a serious collection of vintages stretching back to the beginning of the last century, and their employees display a commitment to the cause of spirits that borders on the fanatical.
Historically, mainstream American culture is conditioned to treat calamity --financial or fanatical -- as an aberration, not the norm; an affront to the national commitment to singing in the rain.
Conversely, there's the world of Dallas (Matthew McConaughey), the fanatical impresario and dancer, a figure of ridicule but not quite of tragedy because of his self-deluding commitment to his art (or "art") as his very raison d'être.
