When something makes you want to cry out, as I cried out against Nazism, you become a militant, tough and committed.
If Mitrovic on the pitch is tough, passionate, committed and no stranger to controversy, off it he often seems as though he is on some sort of standby setting.
Oh, it will be tough to commit that deed, as justifiable and as merciful as it may be, as long as Bud Selig is baseball commissioner.
Anyway, since the late 60s and early 70s, with the new drugs marketed as panaceas for severe mental illness, and the deinstitutionalization movement, which closed many mental hospitals, it's been increasingly tough to commit people to institutions against their will.
It's tough to stay committed to one's goals after experiencing a setback (no matter what aspect of life it pertains to).
Under the influence of a "tough-minded" ideology committed to behaviorism, it seemed easier to look for adequate theories of action or will, as well as theories of belief or knowledge, than to construct adequate theories of emotion.
"Matteo is committed and tough, but it's to lead, not to control," Cociancich said.
On Afghanistan, basing issues, and other tough problems, Italy was committed to helping the U.S. get to the right solution.
Ms. Neuwirth, who was accompanied on piano by Scott Cady, has the sensibility of a tough but kind realist committed to telling the unvarnished truth.
But from a financial markets perspective, there is no less firepower in his suggestion that his bank might buy the bonds of countries like Spain and Italy if they committed to tough measures to reduce deficits and revamp their economies.
