Sentence examples for singularly committed from inspiring English sources
The state party must also demonstrate that it is singularly committed to prosecuting those crimes.
Obama and Miliband have this in common: despite their strong left-wing credentials, neither are singularly committed to the historical, ideological frameworks of their parties.
If the wealthiest and most powerful nation on earth were singularly committed to helping those who looked like her, the world would be a sad place indeed.
Through Aug. 16 "Arroyo Grande 7-22-95" is a mock memorial to a singularly nasty crime committed by three California teenagers.
"I don't think anyone involved, and committed, believes it's singularly about Mars.
Curious about how the perpetrators lived with their acts, he encouraged them to re-create on camera the killings they committed, a surreal endeavor that gave "The Act of Killing" its singularly unsettling dimension.
Still, because News Corp was singularly Rupert's company (pay no attention to its public shareholders), and Rupert was atavistically committed to his newspapers, there could be no real debate about their future.
In his forthcoming book Ice Bear, Michael Engelhard relates the sensational story of Karoline Wolf, who "committed suicide by polar bear" at Frankfurt zoo in 1891, undressing and climbing into the den where her "singularly chosen, terrible comforter" shredded her flesh.
Additionally, the tournament committed to its shift away from the round-robin format it had used since its inaugural competition in 1916, though the 1963 tournament singularly featured a qualifying round to eliminate two teams to form an elimination field of five.
