Sentence examples for unusual commitment from inspiring English sources
Hadley has always been a young woman of unusual commitment, her mother said.
President Clinton said, "The Haiti Action Network symbolizes the best of C.G.I". in large part thanks to Mr. O'Brien's unusual commitment to it.
Dessay is known for her unusual commitment to exploring the theatrical possibilities offered by opera, and she was more than happy to improvise and experiment.
Opened in June, 1938, the Merritt was the first limited-access highway in the state and reflected an unusual commitment to environmental aesthetics.
Pledging no job losses or store closures is an unusual commitment for any businessman considering a bid for a loss-making business such as BHS.
Their tone-setting voices were cultivated at Gawker because of Nick Denton's unusual commitment to letting writers do whatever they want.
Pollsters say that though Bush starts with a lead among Republicans, the support for him & for Dole is "soft", with large numbers of the supporters of each listing the other as their second-choice-showing an unusual lack of commitment.
They all had an unusual sense of commitment and common purpose, and they built up a reserve of mutual trust that paid off later in an ability to reach quick decisions".
Still, Republicans need not panic yet: a total of between 4m and 7m Americans live overseas (not including those in the armed forces), and in the past they have mostly voted Republican.Of course, it takes an unusual level of commitment to spend an unseasonably warm weekend in one of the world's most beautiful cities talking politics in a hotel.
Several executives said yesterday that the 12-year commitment was unusual not only because no one had previously signed such a long-term deal but also because it assumed that network television would still exist in something close to its current form in 2012.
Horner also said that the commitment was "unusual" because it occurred a decade after the government's initial decision to participate in February 1979.
