Sentence examples for little committed from inspiring English sources

Trump has done much to propagate that myth, in a way that reveals — not incidentally — how little committed he is to the rule of law.

Brad saw that I was a little too committed — committable, even — and he said, 'Mike, it's great to be prepared.

"The people we're trying to connect with tend to be a little more committed," he adds, "but that doesn't mean they're all two-hour-a-day gym-goers".

Because Sheldon and Howard both have relationships at this time that are a little more committed and serious than whatever Penny and Leonard have going on, this 48-hour gaming session proved a potential problem.

Let's say I'm a little over-committed.

"It's made them a little bit more committed to their schoolwork," she added.

"We were a little bit over-committed, and a little bit expansive, resulting in us losing two goals.

Over 8 weeks, little or no significant committed progenitor production was observed.

The intended audience is what Ms. Zoellner calls "the committed," who are "a little more committed in all aspects of life: family, career, community".

The season begins on Sept. 22 with "Little Women," and includes "Fully Committed" and "Dame Edna".

He charts the rise of gangster films as "immigrant fables," captures the "coiled energy" of Edward G. Robinson, Paul Muni and James Cagney's best performances and — because socially committed scholars pay little attention to them — dilates on comedies like "Bringing Up Baby".