Sentence examples for bit of a commitment from inspiring English sources

Although even my "failed" loaves were as good as those from most bakeries, to make the loaf really sensational requires a bit of a commitment.

There are rewards for trekking through tomes by Colin Thubron or Wilfred Thesiger, but for some these books are a bit of a commitment, not least since they don't pack neatly into a suitcase.

We're also dance teachers, which is supposed to be a hobby but has somehow involved taking over our lives...we're teaching three nights a week, so it's a bit of a commitment for a hobby...Because when we started teaching last May time...that did give me more of an impetus to actually make the effort, because once you've got teaching you've got to go, because you're going to let people down.

Since this is an ongoing argument inside the Obama camp, look for a bit of both: A commitment to those direct talks, and some form of "all options are on the table".

That requires a bit more of a commitment and risk -- a leap that artist Antony Micallef is willing to take.

In any case, MM goes on for two hours, which is a bit too much of a commitment.

That's a bit of a worry, but the commitment today was first class.

He likes a bit of commitment in his mavericks, a lifelong effort to stay true to their outsider visions, whether or not they are rewarded by admission to the mainstream.

With a bit of patience and commitment, creating an aged or distressed look on wood is easy to master!

"We only had 15 minutes at half-time to try to put a shape together and to show a bit of pride and commitment and heart out there and I felt we did that in the second half.

I thought, come on, do you think this is going to protect you against an ideology?" His other work includes a giant replica of an official rubber stamp inscribed with the words 'Have a Bit of Commitment' and 'Amen', which reflected how his work had previously been censored by the Saudi authorities.