Sentence examples for mad commitment from inspiring English sources

"The reaction we got from the greybeards was 'that's a mad commitment because it'll cost a fortune to implement".

("The Islandian snowshoe is lighter and more fragile than the Indian shoe....".) And yet that mad commitment is also what makes reading it an extraordinary experience.

But the mad commitment of it all – building your own boat, sinking it, rebuilding a gallery in the Orkneys near to Land's End – is hilarious, lovable and compelling.

JUST ANYBODY This new melodrama by Jacques Doillon turns on a French romantic acte gratuit, a mad emotional commitment intricately rationalized, but the director's intensely disciplined approach to his subject — and to his actors — renders it plausible and moving, sternly classical and resolutely modern.

Speaking on the Legal Cheek podcast in January, the shadow attorney general Emily Thornberry, one of Wrack's colleagues at Tooks Chambers, described herself as a "burning-passion, mad-eyed commitment politician", but also admitted that "I enjoy people hugging me on the street" in her Islington constituency.

Or is it just that they're hawking a product that makes men mad – so mad their commitment to personal freedom suddenly transforms into a sacred duty to protect vulnerable wallets from rapacious feminists?

It was intended that Theron would portray Shaw, but a prior commitment to Mad Max: Fury Road prevented her involvement.

The president, most other politicians and the media are all spitting mad about the government's commitment to AIG, and what it has dragged us in to.

He took time out of the kitchen to share his passion and commitment to making Mad & Vin a place where locals want to hang.

It would help if you were understanding towards his commitment issues and not get mad if he flirts with another girl.

Nostalgia was bittersweet in Roddy Doyle's The Guts (Jonathan Cape), which caught up with the music-mad hero of The Commitments, weighed down by illness and middle age, while Elizabeth Jane Howard, now 90, added a final volume, All Change (Mantle), to her upper-class family saga the Cazalet chronicles – still comfort reading supreme.