Sentence examples for furiously committed from inspiring English sources

Furiously committed, Nyong'o pays the material the ultimate compliment a celebrity actor can bestow on a playwright — by submerging her iconicity, and disappearing into her role.

It was a furiously committed interpretation, and the staging kept you riveted on the music.

To strike home, it needs three furiously committed star singers and a conductor who breathes the idiom.

Kurt Nikkanen, who has been the orchestra's co-concertmaster since 2003, gave a furiously committed account of the solo part.

The darkest, grandest noise of the musical season so far — the fanfare to an angry American autumn — was Michael Gordon's film symphony "Decasia," as played by fifty-five furiously committed students from the Manhattan School of Music, at St. Ann's Warehouse, in Brooklyn.

By Alex Ross The darkest, grandest noise of the musical season so far — the fanfare to an angry American autumn — was Michael Gordon's film symphony "Decasia," as played by fifty-five furiously committed students from the Manhattan School of Music, at St. Ann's Warehouse, in Brooklyn.

Witness Sri Lanka's feeble stab at investigating its wartime conduct, while at the same time its government furiously denounces a UN report into alleged war crimes committed in the final months of the conflict.Last May parts of Bangkok resembled a war zone, as combat troops faced off against "red-shirt" protesters, some of them armed.

Sections of the show were devoted to anecdotes about Becaud, a music hall dynamo nicknamed "Monsieur 100,000 Volts" for his furiously energetic performances, and to Dalida, the Egyptian-born star whose ex-husband and two subsequent lovers committed suicide.

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