Sentence examples for all sorts of commitments from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, people make all sorts of commitments when a new year kicks off.

"He recognised there were all sorts of fancy commitments by broadcasters produced over time, yet no one has held them to account for delivery, and the consequences of non-delivery".

"I worry that profit-seeking shareholders would sign up to all sorts of PSB commitments as a price of gaining a stake in Channel 4 – and then lobby to remove them.

Yes, the out-of-hours service need to get better in all sorts of ways; yes, manifesto commitments are involved.

I'm a writer!' When you make that commitment, all sorts of things move toward you".

Generally, Aristotle does not respect these sorts of commitments.

Now, this album is literally about your commitment to all sorts of things in life, like love and family... S: It's about everything -- Love, my wife, my family, my professional life, my friends, my actions, ownership of responsibility, and accountability.

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.

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.

I'm lucky and I'm fortunate that I don't have sort of the commitments to keep me in London erm and because I just had such an enjoyable time in Yorkshire, I mean people are just friendly, there's all sorts of things that sort of were pluses for me that means that I can enjoy life a bit more.