Sentence examples for False commitment from inspiring English sources

"That's why I was gone for so long," he said, discussing the stages of acceptance most of the participants in the program go through: resistance, false commitment, then finally, actual growth.

Throughout history churches have always been communities of both self-giving (Acts 4 32-37) and false commitment to others (Acts 5 1-11 5 1-11ell as everything in betwell.

To be prey to the passions is to form judgments that overvalue those states of affairs – that are, in effect, false judgments and mistaken commitments.

These judgements commit us to the existence of A, and therefore are necessarily false if that commitment is broken.

Holding back money is not the core problem; the problem is creating a false impression of commitment to the community and to God's purposes.

And when you consider the number of discussions, false starts, conventions, commitments, and debates that took place before the Scottish Parliament finally came into being in 1999, it's easy to understand why.

Because the central ideas of social Darwinism are equally false and noxious, a commitment to truth in advertising should welcome the label.

Mrs. Clinton accused Mr. Lazio of trying to avoid a discussion about his positions on health care and the economy by raising what she asserted were false claims about her commitment to Israeli security.

Afghans, it seems, know the difference between genuine apologies and bribes, true commitment and false promises, generosity and self-interest.

All of his commitments were false".

The announcement follows the BBC's own commitment to tackle false stories online with an expanded Reality Check team.