Sentence examples for was too committed from inspiring English sources

Sometimes I was too committed.

He had always intended to return to freelance writing, he said, "but I realized that I was too committed to the work I was doing".

He was too committed to the idea of the extended mind to the prospect of brain-machine combinations, to the glorious cyborg future to give it up.

"There are a lot of people who showed up to watch him play and they left disappointed after his theatrics: missing half the season to go to Italy, constantly being injured because he was too committed somewhere else".

The Scottish affairs select committee was revived in 1992 and McKelvey became its chairman in spite of opposition from some Scottish Tory MPs who believed that he was too committed to the cause of Scottish devolution.

One can argue that Keynesianism was not used properly in the 1930s because FDR was too committed to balancing the budget; or one can argue, as Lewis does, that a recovery was stymied by higher taxes and attempts to prop up wages, both essentially Keynesian ideas.

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.

Fortunately, Rylance is too committed to the stage — and, frankly, too weird — to leave it for long.