Sentence examples for of deep commitment from inspiring English sources

One is that we accept the statements of Democratic and Republican senators that Mr. Ashcroft is regarded as a man of deep commitment and personal probity.

That level of deep commitment which Farron obviously has, combined with his organisational skills and northern public persona, has all the ingredients of a successful leadership.

The tone of the class I followed couldn't have been more different in the willingness of the teacher, Al Vernacchio, to consider sex in all its different guises, everything from as a way to experience a jolt of pleasure to an expression of deep commitment to another person.

As the service opened, the dean of Westminster, the Very Rev Dr John Hall, said: "We come to celebrate the life and achievement of Richard Attenborough, a truly great man: certainly a star of stage and screen, but also a pioneer film-maker, an exemplary leader of his profession, a man of deep commitment, of great generosity of spirit, and of personal warmth.

And my relationship to my own womanhood meant my relationship with his books careened from fascination to fury, finally landing in a place of deep commitment and occasionally unreserved reverence.  .

But, without making some sort of deeper commitment — negotiating corridors for humanitarian aid, appointing a high-level envoy — it will be difficult to bring leverage to the negotiating table.

In recent weeks, officials close to Bishop Egan have characterized the merger of the two churches as the latest example of his deep commitment to meeting the needs of immigrants, which they saw fit to emphasize as he moved to New York, where there are nearly 900,000 Hispanic Catholics, more than double the number of all parishioners in the Diocese of Bridgeport.

They talked about him fondly — his clarity of purpose, fearlessness, sense of values, deep commitment to investigative journalism.

They talked about him fondly—his clarity of purpose, fearlessness, sense of values, deep commitment to investigative journalism.

Fordham was proud to honor Mr. Doty with an honorary Doctorate of Laws degree in 1981 in recognition of his deep commitment and exemplary service to his alma mater.

In fact, a substantial number of Orthodox women and men who discount or reject feminism are pursuing the increased involvement of women in ceremonial activities and educational opportunities -- out of a deep commitment to Jewish law and a desire to raise religious involvement as Jews to the highest level possible.