Sentence examples for surprisingly committed from inspiring English sources

It should be noted that Mr. Hauer, now 67, gives a surprisingly committed, even touching performance as the angry hobo, and that Nova Scotia, which looks so pretty in the Syfy series "Haven" and the CBS "Jesse Stone" movies, makes a very convincing hellhole.

Google engineers are surprisingly committed to injecting otherwise ho-hum internet searches with a bit of whimsy.

The panelists, from Philadelphia, seemed surprisingly committed to a kinder, gentler way of managing protest movements like Occupy and Black Lives Matter.

But the country needs so much more than that if it's going to cut emissions by 30percentt below 2005 levels by 2030 as was surprisingly committed to by former prime minister Stephen Harper.

For a busy woman, Arianna Huffington, the co-founder and editor-in-chief of the Huffington Post, is a surprisingly committed champion of sleep.

Google, not surprisingly, is committed to applying data-driven decision-making to human resource management.

On the other hand, he committed surprisingly few fouls during his NBA career, despite the rugged play in the post.

"Not surprisingly, crimes are often committed in areas where the community has relinquished guardianship of their surroundings," said Monica Nguyen, a crime analyst for the Police Department.

Girardi, not surprisingly, would not commit to any plans for Nova beyond Saturday and demurred when asked about areas of weakness that he might want addressed through a trade.

This may sound obvious, but as last year's Labour leadership contest – and this summer's Tory one showed, party leadership candidates can be surprisingly reluctant to commit themselves to policies.

Most studies show surprisingly few differences between committed gay couples and committed straight couples, but the differences that do emerge have shed light on the kinds of conflicts that can endanger heterosexual relationships.