Sentence examples for i'm more committed to from inspiring English sources

You know, I have been travelling, and I'm more committed to health care than anything else I do.

Naturally, I'm more committed to books written by the authors on the guild's board, a very gifted bunch.

"Believe it or not, I'm very committed to the N.F.L., but I'm more committed to the convention business," he told a Century City business association, last May.

Brilliantly, up until two years ago Paul had no interest in tattoos; in fact, I have lipstick in my make-up bag I'm more committed to as a facial enhancement than Paul is to his tattoos, but this hasn't stopped him disfiguring his face, rendering himself unemployable and left supporting his entire family on £71 a week.

Every day that goes by I'm more committed to higher-level experiences and the routines that produce huge results for me.

"There's nothing I'm more committed to," she said.

"I think Romney is more committed to an aggressively pro-freedom policy.

In fact, I'd prefer to wait till I'm engaged not because he needs motivation to move on, but because living together is always hard and I think if you're more committed to working things out, your relationship will fare better.

I didn't want that environment, but I wanted an environment where people were more committed to results, and they were excited, wanted to innovate, were O.K. with uncertainty, and had enough pride in their work and their careers that they would do what needed to be done, and we weren't going to have to baby-sit them.

Mr. Koh commended Dr. Albright at the time, saying that she was "more committed to the issues of democracy, human rights and labor than anyone I've known".

None were more committed to it than New Labour.