Sentence examples for profoundly committed from inspiring English sources

"The armed forces are profoundly committed to democracy and human rights," Mr. Ledesma said.

He is himself, in his style and intellectual formation, profoundly committed to using civilized, peaceful, constitutional means.

And for the next several days visitors will have the opportunity to take that immersive trip with a highly knowledgeable and profoundly committed guide.

"We're also profoundly committed by a majority in the Synod to the maximum generosity that can be consistently and coherently exercised towards the consciences of minorities.

They were "profoundly committed to a secular, democratic, egalitarian idea of India," said Dr. Bhabha of Harvard, "and immensely supportive of experimentation in the arts".

Instead, it is the fact that much of the Republican electorate, as presently constructed, is profoundly committed — morally and ideologically — to "traditional values".

Yet his book is also profoundly worldly, committed to the accurate presentation of each voice, its particular context, its variations and sensibilities.

After that conversation, I understand their unique meaning more profoundly and I committed to changing my focus for my career.

Our view was that this man loved this woman very profoundly and was very committed to her and the life that she wanted to live.

This first novel by Lahiri, the author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning "Interpreter of Maladies," is a mild, graceful study in dissonance: its Indian-American hero, Gogol Ganguli, is afflicted with a name that feels profoundly alien and seems committed to wafting haphazardly through life.

After all, he's yet to actually start lynching the people he hates so profoundly – unlike the KKK, who committed over 3,000 racially motivated murders in their day. .