Sentence examples for commit to saying from inspiring English sources

"We can't commit to saying 'here's your £200m back'".

Why can't you commit to saying that you will not?

Speaking on BBC Breakfast he could only commit to saying: "I certainly hope we'll have a candidate in every ward.

For example, I have to be brave enough to commit to saying something, something I can discuss, revise and learn from.

It wasn't going to happen ever if I didn't commit to saying this is the word that goes with that word.

The result of the general election is still far from certain, with no party able to persuade more than 17% of the electorate to commit to saying they will "definitely" vote for them, according to polling run by ICM and commisioned by British Future.

"Fixing for this period is a long time to commit to," says Anderson.

Some computers come with a discount if you commit to, say, 12 years of CompuServe or MSN.

The DonateLives app did not capitalize on my altruism by also offering me a way to commit to, say, a bone marrow sample or a blood donation.

Is the sincere Roman Catholic who finds Dante's worldview congenial and Lucretius' repellent committed to saying that Dante's is the better poem?

But fictionalists cannot say this; they're committed to saying that all four of these sentences are untrue.