Sentence examples for perfectly committed from inspiring English sources

Partly, it's about assuring the safety of the Jewish students who are less and less at ease in state schools, where they are too often harassed, but another reason is just as compelling: it is very important to educate our children in a viewpoint that is both perfectly committed to civic ideals and yet at the same time permits them to know--indeed, to strengthen--their Jewish identity.

The Jaguars (2-10) played the role of pushover almost perfectly, committing two turnovers, allowing four sacks and gaining only 236 yards.

There was a fullness to the contest, an evenness, that the log-rollers and waterboys of England never let the Ashes develop, a sense of a genuine and meaty contest between two perfectly matched and committed opponents.

Each component will be checked to make sure it fits perfectly, before we commit to final assembly.

He's perfectly willing to commit villainous acts in order to achieve his ultimate purpose.

I have the capacity of being more wicked than any example that man could set me, and... if I escape, it is only by God's grace helping me to get rid of myself, partially in science, more completely in society, — but not perfectly except by committing myself to God.

As the nation's largest physician organization, we have made it perfectly clear that we are committed to health reform to give all Americans affordable, high-quality health coverage this year.

This is all perfectly legal and I have not committed a crime," she adds.

I think some of the criticisms are perfectly valid, and it has made me more committed in the future to getting it right".

It's perfectly fine to do that, but the amount you are committed to either activity is what will distinguish you as a "theatre kid" or as a really good friend" of the theatre kids.

The human mind has the capacity to make a perfectly sane choice to commit an act of utter evil.