Sentence examples for have really committed from inspiring English sources

I have really committed to this neighborhood.

"And I don't see how you increase political competition because the Republicans have really committed hara-kiri in this state".

Many of the arbakai say they hope to be trained as Afghan Local Police recruits by American Special Operations teams, who also are supposed to vet the Afghans to make sure they have really committed to the government side and are not involved in criminal activity.

"If the S.E.C. had the resources to go after the problem in a big way, there is a great deal of evidence that suggests they would do a better job with the companies that have really committed fraud, and not pursue cases where the evidence is weaker.

It's only in the past five years that I've really committed myself to writing fiction.

Yet neither country has really committed to the kinds of reductions that are needed.

The last couple of times we've really committed ourselves to driving in different spots on the race track and doing different things from inside the car and trying to manage the practice as well as we can to not fool ourselves," said Harvick of his triumph.

After all, the film chronicles his South African fans' long and complicated quest to determine whether the man behind such huge-in-Cape-Town (and unknown-everywhere-else) hits as "Sugar Man" and "Crucify Your Mind" had really committed suicide on stage -- and whether he had done so by, as one rumor had it, shooting himself in the head or, as another held, lighting himself on fire.

In self-reports on criminal behaviour, social expectations make many respondents less likely to admit a crime they committed (typically, females and older people) and make others likely to report a crime they have not really committed (typically, young males) [40].

Besides, what sin has really been committed if a municipality profits from catching and prosecuting criminals who put others in harm's way?

"I've just really committed to playing myself through the slump," Els said.