Sentence examples for only a committed from inspiring English sources

Only a committed anarchist could favor a world without social engineering.

But she is not only a committed feminist (bad enough in the eyes of Muslim conservatives).

The author of the first card, Daniel Pryce, revealed between expletives that he was not only a committed Fitzgerald fan, but also planning a Masters in History.

But she is not only a committed New Labourite but also a sufficiently loyal protégé of the chancellor, Gordon Brown, to have taken the rap for the lone-parent benefit cuts, against which she had argued in private but which she defended in public.

"Only the Liberal Democrats can provide that voice, but to do so effectively we need as our next leader someone who is not only a committed liberal but who is also an outstanding campaigner and an inspirational leader, who will ensure the liberal case is heard loud and clear.

Yoga Pack Perhaps only a committed yogi can appreciate the brilliance of the Yoga Pack, a big, soft bag that has a pouch for a yoga mat and enough room inside for towels, keys, water, shoes and maybe even a basketball.

And this is not a trivial amount of work; only a truly committed adviser will be willing to put in the effort.

But he only committed a single murder (a bank guard in east Chicago).

If only he committed a little more of himself to things.

My point was to question the meaning of the word "arrest," since some of those who are "arrested" by the police have not only not committed a "nonviolent" crime, they have committed no crime at all.

Officials first identified a need to fix the badly cracked courts in 2008, determining them a potentially costly liability, but only recently committed to a cost-sharing agreement.