"He's like a sponge, indefatigable, and intensely committed to be the best lawyer he can be".
The producer, Brad, was intensely committed to the idea that every frame of the film should be "kid-relatable".
This is why he is a great writer: because he thinks big, takes risks, and is intensely committed to whatever he writes".
In high school, I was obsessed with ending apartheid in South Africa; in college, I was intensely committed to the feminist movement.
He remains intensely committed to the shaping of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, although his enthusiasm for this cause is sorely tested.
Throughout his life, Carl was intensely committed to the honest, almost cathartic, personal expression found through paint, an idea often at odds with contemporary art world trends.
As collaboratively adapted by two Polish troupes, Teatr Provisorium and Kompania Teatr (the text is by Allen J. Kuharski, a professor at Swarthmore), the production at La MaMa is intensely committed to indecorousness.
Claudio Rabinovitch, a co-worker and a friend since high school, recalled, "He told me, 'Claudio, we are fifty years old, and it's time to enjoy our lives!' " Yet Nisman remained intensely committed to his work and to his daughters, Iara and Kala, talking to them on the phone several times a day.
The show documents wartime life in Spain between 1936 and 1939 from an insider-outsider vantage: through the eyes of three photographers — Robert Capa, Gerda Taro and David Seymour, known as Chim — who were not Spanish but who were intensely committed to what they saw as a do-or-die anti-fascist struggle.
Many ultra-wealthy inheritors are intensely committed to improving themselves and often the world.
