Sentence examples for air of commitment from inspiring English sources
But they exude an affecting air of commitment to their project.
Gunaratna notes that when bin Laden was living in a pleasant house in Jalalabad, in pre-9/11 Afghanistan, he would hold interviews with journalists in a cave to promote his air of asceticism and otherworldly commitment.
With his rich, Shakespearean voice, air of feverish intelligence and commitment to follow the high artistic road by appearing in personal, independent films, CAMPBELL SCOTT may be the quintessential serious New York 40-something screen actor, one who combines his father George C. Scott's imperial command and his mother Colleen Dewhurst's passionate earnestness.
France and Britain, the Nato hawks on Libya, have led the air campaign but are growing impatient with lack of commitment and provision of ground strike aircraft from other members.
Since he began studying commercial cooking emissions in 1994, Mr. Welch estimated that he has served four tons of meat in the name of cleaner air, though the commitment is not without its perils.
You write about the Transportation Security Administration's lack of commitment to a "good" law passed by Congress to ensure all air cargo carried on passenger planes be screened.
To the Editor: Re " 'I Speak to You as a Friend... ' " (editorial, March 22): While President Obama's feel-good speech to a group of Israelis was very well received and was significant to the extent that it seemed to clear some of the air regarding his commitment to Israel's defense, it will likely accomplish as much in tangible terms as his speech to the Arab world four years ago — nothing.
Your sense of commitment.
Is it simply a lack of commitment?
There was lots of commitment".
