Sentence examples for aversion to committing from inspiring English sources

All it takes is an aversion to committing political suicide.

The most controversial application of the Powell Doctrine was in Bosnia, where Powell's aversion to committing American force was outspoken and adamant, verging on coldhearted.

Elsewhere, he writes of "my aversion to committing myself to Mr. Berman, in which act I would be inherently incorporating all my mortal misgivings as well as immortal longings..

Opinion polls show a slim majority in favour of bombing the jihadists; yet this is easily reversible, so deep is the aversion to committing British troops abroad left by Tony Blair's painful recent wars.

Elsewhere, he writes of "my aversion to committing myself to Mr. Berman, in which act I would be inherently incorporating all my mortal misgivings as well as immortal longings...

Typically, Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, and Buddhists follow the same general diet, with a distinct aversion for the consumption of most meat products, viewing the act of eating meat as akin to committing violence.

With Europe's democracies still suffering from the ravages of World War II, and fearing the threat posed by Stalinist Russia, the U.S. abandoned its aversion to "entangling alliances" and committed itself to Europe's defense.

Other donors at the lunch were expected to commit at least $10 million more to Democratic super PACs, suggesting that many — like Mr. Soros — had overcome their aversion to financing super PACs that focused only on advertising.

I have to commit.

Unable to commit.

Be ready to commit.