Sentence examples for commitment dented by from inspiring English sources

Was his confidence and commitment dented by that episode?

And certainly it appears the league's commitment to winning over a UK audience has not been dented by a failure to sell out this year's game.

The sunny optimism of the Enlightenment – not least its commitment to progress and a sense of the intrinsic goodness of human nature – was profoundly dented by the horrors of the first world war and the Nazi death camps.

Prices swooned, dented by recessions and lifted by globalisation.

This positive spin was dented by sources talking to Politico.

The promise was already dented by the cabinet he named.

That hope was dented by Smith's death.

Success, only now dented by the efforts of Bellingcat.

Desert-tan pieces of Humvee cabs lay scattered about, some of them dented by 20-mm.

If so, its growth would be seriously dented by a stuttering American economy.

But he may find his popularity dented by government crises, and these are quite likely.