Sentence examples for physically committed from inspiring English sources

Following Whiplash, Miles Teller continues his run of physically committed, brutally demanding performances.

So physically committed is he that as the season draws to its close this weekend for his region, Cardiff Blues, he can reflect on a campaign uninterrupted by injury for the first time since he became Wales captain in 2011.

Chevy is one of my favourite people, and one of the great anarchistic and physically committed comedians in the business".

Manson is remembered as a serial killer, although he never physically committed any of the murders for which he was jailed.

Bugliosi was so consummate in his prosecution that Manson was charged with first degree murder for crimes he hadn't physically committed.

Since he has not physically committed any crime it is hard to state the degree of his involvement in it and, thus, he is not condemnable by law.

DENVER, Sept. 26 — The star defense witness for the polygamist Warren S. Jeffs, who was convicted in Utah on Tuesday of being an accomplice to the rape of a girl in his fundamentalist sect, was charged himself on Wednesday with physically committing the rape.

Burlesque performer and sex educator Fancy Feast recommends making a "Yes and maybe list" to physically commit your comfort level, needs, and wants to paper.

If I remember rightly, the experimental novelist BS Johnson (maternally but not physically disabled) who committed suicide in 1973, made use of and commented on this "all milk" grammatical oddity when writing about his mother.

Dr. Martin Holly, a leading sexologist and psychiatrist who is director of the Psychiatric Hospital Bohnice in Prague, said none of the nearly 100 sex offenders who had been physically castrated had committed further offenses.

The four soloists, physically and vocally committed, made the evening worthwhile: the ever serene and dignified Roderick Williams as the immortal Pollux, Allan Clayton in superb clarion voice as Castor, an impassioned Sophie Bevan pouring out her grief with heartfelt conviction as Télaïre – whom, movingly, both brothers love – and Laura Tatulescu as her ignoble sister Phébé.