Sentence examples for was particularly committed from inspiring English sources

"Neither one of us was particularly committed to the break-up," Mr. Thorn deadpanned.

She was particularly committed to helping students and senior citizens gain access to Met performances through her sponsorships.

Mr. Philipson was particularly committed to publishing landmark works, a labor-intensive and often years-long process.

He felt free to participate in organizations and initiatives connected with the war effort, and was particularly committed to programs in support of Greece and Russia.

Thomas M. Franck, a prominent expert on international law in all its aspects who was particularly committed to promoting justice in developing countries, helping draft constitutions for several of them, died Wednesday at his home in Manhattan.

Outside France, Hollande and his ministers are not perceived as being particularly committed to structural economic reform.

Josh is particularly committed to making a significant difference within grassroots rugby across Wales, both within clubs and schools.

George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer and pilot of the coalition's mission to fix the public finances, is particularly committed to Lord Hutton's proposals.

Chairs are usually provided, for example, and sometimes even a table, but the bottom line is that neither side is particularly committed to the outcome.

Jorgelina is particularly committed to the search for Clara Anahí, granddaughter of Chicha Mariani, one of the Grandmothers' founders, who has been missing since 1976.

"One thing I'm particularly committed to is intergenerational game playing," says Gyles. "I remember visiting Granny Addison's and it was fun because all we did was play games.