Sentence examples for intensely committed to from inspiring English sources

"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".

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.

Haddon's protagonists attempt to escape isolation while remaining intensely, covertly committed to it; his landscapes bustle and resonate with the impact of human affairs but, naturally, remain almost entirely indifferent to them.

But growth and the change that comes with it is a hard thing for even the most intensely committed and intelligent CEO to handle.

This is why the company, responsibly, is committed to working intensely to overcome this situation as soon as possible".

Mr. Sarles said in a statement that he was committed "to focusing intensely on what customers need and want from our service".

Peter Hoffman, whose commitment to the idea of the menu was most intense, made the most intensely committed menu.