Sentence examples for sincerely committed to from inspiring English sources

She is sincerely committed to issues.

Cameron is the leader, and he is sincerely committed to a modernized agenda.

The caretaker prime ministers are broadly popular and generally regarded as sincerely committed to reform.

Manmohan Singh, India's courteous and scholarly prime minister, seems to get on with General Musharraf, and to be sincerely committed to their joint search for constructive solutions.

But "Blue Is the Warmest Color" is ardently and sincerely committed to capturing the fullness of Adèle's experience — sensory, cerebral and emotional.

Several voters here in Altoona, 10 miles northeast of downtown Des Moines, said they had picked the one who seemed most sincerely committed to the anti-abortion message.

And as part of admitting fault, it's natural and important to sincerely commit to avoiding this fault as best you can in the future.

We are continuing our series on why so many people sincerely commit to fitness resolutions each new year and then, in the coming weeks or months, end up either not fulfilling their fitness goals or quitting completely.

An Israeli government that sincerely committed itself to that goal and worked to bring it about would see a sudden improvement in its relationship with the United States and as well as the rest of the international community.

The economic, environmental and health effects of the spilled oil, as well as the toxic chemicals used to disperse it have yet to be even properly addressed, no less formally studied, and BP has still not sincerely committed itself to making the Gulf of Mexico whole again as it repeatedly promised.

"I remain optimistic because I have found senior government officials sincerely interested in and committed to seeing this endeavour through to its end, and we at the United Nations as well as, if I may speak on their behalf, Cambodia's victim population are deeply grateful for their support".