Sentence examples for find ourselves committed from inspiring English sources

Shaw said: "We should find ourselves committed to killing a great many people whom we now leave living, and to leave living a great many people whom we at present kill.

Thus did Helms find himself committed to 200 engagements a year - including television slots.

"We've got security," he said, adding that he is sure that the Unkechaugs will find whoever committed the arsons.

Will Daisy and Hazel save the day, find who committed such foulplay and keep their friendship together?

We do not do them the honour of doubt, but they will find us committed to the democratic dialogue they hate.

The jury had to find he committed only two of those acts to convict him of racketeering.

However other non-surgeon clinicians, especially nursing staff, may find themselves committed by their surgeon (or anaesthetist) to a PCST about which they hold ethical reservations.

Depending on the origins of the blood, you may also be committing an offense, or find yourself committed to a mental health institution.

We need to find out who committed these crimes".

Mr. Hayden said the center-straddling platform would turn off the party's liberal base, making it more difficult to find committed campaign foot-soldiers.

More important, he said, was to find someone "absolutely committed to the fair administration of justice".