Sentence examples for too committed to from inspiring English sources

He has been too committed to communism to recognize that free-market economies cannot be instituted by a totalitarian Communist Party; but he was also too committed to progress to abandon a course bound to undermine one-party rule.

Too scared, too committed to my mask.

Europeans are too committed to their regulatory approach to change now.

"I don't think this administration is too committed to those policy goals in Pakistan".

"Those blokes are too committed to each other to do those things," the coach said.

Perhaps German artists were too committed to beer-swilling reality to practise abstraction.

There are lads here who would die for the club, who have sacrificed a lot for it – and sacrificed a lot for Sam too, committing to him and putting time and effort into making him the player he was at the back end of last season, when he made it into the World Cup squad.

Chairman Arafat made it clear that he, too, remains committed to the path of peace.

American society, Wright said, is too ideologically committed to using prisoners as a source of low-cost or free labor.

Across Central Europe, Gypsies are the prime target of neo-Nazi thugs.The Czech and Hungarian governments, and many citizens too, are committed to improving matters.

He, too, is committed to maintaining U.S. leadership and sticking up for democratic values, as his recent defense of tiny Georgia makes clear.