Sentence examples for outward committed from inspiring English sources
As much as the new generation of activists is focused outward, committed to making America live up to its promise of liberty and justice for all, they are attentive to the self, passionately articulating the religious values that inform their work.
Specifically MSO who offended against children (MSO-CM) suppressed or turned anger inward, rapists (MSO-R) turned anger outward, and MSO who committed crimes against both children and adults both suppressed and acted out their anger (Dalton et al. 1998; Hudson and Ward, 1997; Kalichman, 1991; Lee et al. 2001; Rada et al. 1983).
Chinese officials insist that they are firmly and irrevocably committed to developing an outward-looking market economy, particularly since China joined the W.T.O. in November 2001.
Chinese officials say their country is firmly and irrevocably committed to developing an outward-looking market economy, particularly since China joined the World Trade Organization in November 2001.
The universities minister David Willetts is so concerned by the impact of outward mobility trends on the UK's influence overseas that he has committed political and financial support to an outward student mobility strategy for higher education, which aims to increase the proportion of students accessing study or work placements abroad.
Mostly, it will be because I've found someone equally as committed to self-awareness and personal development as me, so that we can grow together -- gazing outward together and all that.
Mary turns outward disaster into inward triumph by accepting the verdict of the English tribunal which she regards as unjust in expiation of her sins committed in former days.
