Sentence examples similar to a fright of commitment from inspiring English sources

When he stripped Hamlet of politics in his quest for theatrical truth, he roused the ire of David Hare who told an audience at Hay-on-Wye in 2002 that Brook's work had become 'a universal hippie babbling which represents nothing but fright of commitment'.

Is it simply a lack of commitment?

SWC: "It's a moment of commitment.

This requires a lot of commitment.

Making friends requires a bit of commitment.

Ledger has a fright wig of ragged hair; thick, running gobs of white makeup; scarlet lips; and dark-shadowed eyes.

A fright wig of thick white roots hung off the bottom.

It's a commendable level of commitment.

It requires a large time of commitment.

It's an issue of commitment.

Goldwater had apparently given the public a fright with his talk of victory — and for a very good reason.