Sentence examples for a sort of commitment from inspiring English sources

I had a pair of gothy stiletto boots, which lasted me for years: I had to make a sort of commitment to looking like that, because I wasn't going to get another pair of alternative shoes any time soon, so I had to think about which ones I wanted.

In a recent interview, Martin said he was nowhere near making any sort of commitment to M.L.S., although he did not deny his growing interest in soccer.

But Julia Holtz, the senior competition counsel for Google, said, "We haven't done anything wrong, so considering any sort of commitment" in response to the complaints was unnecessary.

Solidarity is a sort of moral commitment, based on moral decisions".

"But, and I guess this is an important but, he does have a sort of consummate commitment and love of service and serving the country," he continued.

It's a sort of moral commitment, Ahmed explained, that will follow with actual trainings on how to safely intervene to prevent bias and violence on their premises.

But writing fiction, which involves months of solitary endeavour, was a new sort of commitment.

"What we hope is that we go to the Arsenal game with an opportunity because with that sort of commitment and sprit we have a chance".

Most of the time when a hold is put on a nominee, it is either because there is a strong ideological objection, or because a senator is trying to extract some sort of commitment from either the nominee or the administration — as was the case with both Ms. Sapiro and Ms. Johnson.

"This is not a legal document; there is no sort of commitment here," he told army radio.

"My family's sort of commitment generated a lot of good will, and that was the name that we ran on, not based on politics, but on community".