Sentence examples for fervently committed to from inspiring English sources

Quebec fans are fervently committed to reviving the Nordiques.

Although the homes have resold quickly to more-affluent buyers, Mr. Phillips remains fervently committed to his vision of building for low-income people.

Though the Plymouth Brethren were fervently committed to adult baptism, the naturalist, treating his child as something like a specimen — "to pin me down, as it were, beyond any possibility of escape," Gosse later wrote — insisted that the boy be baptized at the age of ten.

Though the Plymouth Brethren were fervently committed to adult baptism, the naturalist, treating his child as something like a specimen—"to pin me down, as it were, beyond any possibility of escape," Gosse later wrote insisted that the boy be baptized at the age of ten.

And they emphasized the enthusiasm shown by voters and said they believed that Democrats fervently committed to one or the other candidate would rally to the eventual nominee once the contrast is shown between any Democrat and Senator John McCain of Arizona, the presumptive Republican nominee.

Whomever he chooses, hunters or not, they should be fervently committed to the conservation of California's wildlife.

Pitt has honorably and fervently committed his formidable artistry to formidable artists, such as Terrence Malick, David Fincher, Steve McQueen, the Coen brothers, Steven Soderbergh — and, of course, Jolie herself.

Scheuer said money and other traditional inducements are unlikely to persuade Islamist radicals to betray a religious cause to which they are fervently committed.

While committed to a prudent fiscal policy, they have fervently opposed university tuition fees, a necessary burden for an indebted country.

They are very selfish, they fervently believe rules and laws do not apply to them, and they are totally committed to the pay to play practices that dominate US politics.

But, for a decade, the occupant of No 10 was a fervently committed EU-phile.