Sentence examples for certain kind of commitment from inspiring English sources
"To live in a historic house takes a certain kind of commitment," she added.
When I began devoting myself to contemporary repertoire, it was as much about working with a particular group of people -- not a defined group -- but a certain kind of musician that had a certain kind of commitment to what they were doing.
Eating them is a measure of one's daring, and a mark of commitment to a certain kind of experience-driven twenty-first-century dining; cooking them usually means having tattoos of pigs' heads, knives, or foie-gras ducks on one's own muscles.
It is pretty in a specific way: it is coiled with a certain kind of tension between competing liberal commitments -- principle and context, nuance and clarity, John Stuart Mill's fighting faith and Michel de Montaigne's "I reserve judgment".
It's a big commitment and it requires a certain kind of personality to want to experience it".
But her most memorable roles also embody a certain kind of woman at a certain time, in films that hinge on the contradictions of autonomy and emotional commitment brought on by the rise of feminism.
However, even if one agrees that what matters for ontological commitment is whether or not what one believes implies that there are Fs, for a certain kind of thing F, there might still be room for formal tools.
