Sentence examples for in committed to from inspiring English sources

THE NEW YORKER: Do you think it works in "Committed" to leave Felipe out of the narrative the way Gilbert does?

The works in "Committed to the Image: Contemporary Black Photographers," through April 15, cover subjects like daily life, the civil rights struggle and black musicianship.

An installation by Terry Boddie floats like a kite near the ceiling; Nari Ward contributes a fantastic, writhing sculpture made from a tree trunk and furniture parts; Cynthia Wiggins, who also looks good in "Committed to the Image: Contemporary Black Photographers" at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, has three close-up shots here of forbidding-looking doorknobs.

Not many writers have had the nerve to go this route: you're locked in, committed to a rhythm and a certain claustrophobia.

Domino's has raised more than $38 million for St . Judesince becoming a national partner in 2004, and in 2015 committed to raise an additional $35 million by 2023.

As with the Signature, LCT3 is in part subsidized by theatregoers interested in, and committed to, this reality: New York theatre has no future without its youth.

Not since an oil price slump in the mid-1980s dented Soviet finances have officials in Moscow committed to such extensive fund-raising.

Chak in 2005 established the HeungKong Charitable Foundation, a philanthropic foundation in China, committed to education, poverty alleviation, and rescue and disaster relief.

However, unlike in the Vietnam war, Britain is seemingly "all in" and committed to "burden sharing" whatever strategy may emerge from Barack Obama's "Kennedy moment".

I think that in order to maintain a democratic system you need large movements in society committed to issues of justice and truth.

These conditions produced a moderate decrease in Nissl staining in this artery territory (Supplementary Figure S1) and allowed TrkB characterization in neurons committed to die, whereas avoiding massive death starting after 24 h of reperfusion.