Sentence examples for commitment born from inspiring English sources

But it was his ideological commitment, born from direct contact with fascism, that gave his history its savour.

When she came to write about Rahel's life, then, Arendt brought to it a passion and a personal commitment born of her own experience.

For all of us, our tradition obligates us to a particular commitment, born of shared texts and a shared history, to the notion that all people are created equal, and that all people deserve freedom and the opportunity to forge their own future.

They have a commitment to fighting born of their environment and their tradition, boyos from the valleys, through and through.

According to those who subscribe to this (dominant) form of post-Foucaldianism, our normative commitments are always born of and limited by our present.

His commitment to peace was born of his direct knowledge of the awful costs and consequences of war.

"This is not the large-scale resettlement that the Turkish people are hoping for" and the "money is taking a long time to be disbursed", said Piri. "People in Turkey are not silly; they see it is not a genuine commitment to Turkey and born out of necessity".

I just made a commitment when Easton was born to always make it clear that she was number one.

Cynicism has been replaced by hope, born of experience, commitment and breakthroughs.

Ms. McCarthy's political career and commitment to gun control was born out of tragedy.

Liberalism is born of the commitment to tolerance of diversity, respect for value pluralism, and dedication to open democratic deliberation that defends and celebrates freedom of expression and assembly.