Sentence examples for wholehearted commitment to from inspiring English sources

This led to a preoccupation with theory (neo-Marxism, neo-Freudianism, structuralism) and then to a wholehearted commitment to Maoism.

But short of a wholehearted commitment to a state-of-the-art flood defence, the question is for how long?

Through her wholehearted commitment to our cause, Mary left a legacy of hope to millions of food-allergic children and their families.

But Mr. Gillett, who is accompanied on piano by Jeff Cubeta, exhibits a wholehearted commitment to Mr. Carnelia's work, good, bad or indifferent, that every songwriter hopes for.

What comes across with dazzling clarity is the wholehearted commitment to the dramatic ballet that had rightly made Nureyev the most famous male dancer since Nijinsky.

While the book never made the best-seller list, the escort's wholehearted commitment to my success remains the best memory of my tour.

However, his advocacy did not result in a wholehearted US commitment to talks with the Taliban.

A wholehearted commitment is required to turn kitsch into gold and to loft a cri de coeur like "A Piece of Sky," the Michel Legrand and Alan and Marilyn Bergman ballad from "Yentl," into the stratosphere.

Cusack's wholehearted dedication to a single company might seem antique, even foolhardy, in today's protean world.

Ben Yagoda tried to put a pin on it in his 2000 book, "About Town," as "knowing, a trifle world-weary, prone to self-consciousness and irony, scornful of conventional wisdom or morality, resistant to enthusiasm or wholehearted commitment of any kind, and incapable of being shocked".

And the government's quibbling over where the talks should be held, rejecting the Tigers' suggestion of Oslo, makes it seem less wholehearted in its commitment to peace.