Sentence examples for unusually committed from inspiring English sources

He is also unusually committed.

Infosys was unusually committed to principles of fairness and transparency.

Hui Leng Tay, a food blogger in Singapore, is unusually committed to her rice cooker, having developed recipes for fried rice, bibimbap, Thai tom yum rice and many others at teczcape.blogspot.com.blogspot.com

If Paxman seemed unusually committed on the issue, this may have been in part informed by his emotional discovery, in an earlier "Who Do You Think You Are?" programme, of the cruelty with which his great-grandmother, who was widowed with nine children and lost her husband's army pension on his death, had poor relief removed from her – for the immorality of giving birth to an illegitimate child.

Employers tend to be supportive of OU study, knowing that OU students are likely to be unusually determined and committed.

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Another of Mr. Holbein's clients, the Louisiana teachers' pension fund, committed an unusually large part of its portfolio to private equities and other alternative investments at his recommendation.

The Fed has been unusually explicit in committing to keep interest rates near zero until unemployment falls to 6.5% or lower, which analysts take to mean until 2015.

The pollsters, however, reached an atypical group of youngsters, who were unusually engaged with politics and committed to voting.

This outlay to foreign clubs represents 42% of total transfer fees committed by Premier League clubs, compared to an unusually high figure of 75% in 2010.

The appearance, which included emotional testimonials from people who lost loved ones in violent acts committed by immigrants, whipped the crowd into an unusually animated frenzy, even by the standards of Trump's rowdy rallies.