Sentence examples for commitment obsessed from inspiring English sources
Too immature to make a sexual commitment, obsessed with death and terror, this archetypal hero of American fiction was first described in Leslie Fiedler's classic Love and Death in the American Novel (1960).
You don't want him to think you are obsessed, just a friendly commitment.
If you just met your partner two months ago and you're already talking about moving in together or getting married, then you may both be obsessed with the idea of commitment, but not each other.
Truth is: That day, I so much needed a doctor (I also had the insurance!) and assistance and I said "no" because I was being obsessed with work, deadlines and commitments.
Working within a construction industry obsessed with short-term profit, this commitment to long-term value is hard to uphold and pursue, but these urbanistas don't settle for atomised results.
McDonnell Douglas executives became key players in the new company, and the McDonnell Douglas culture, averse to risk and obsessed with cost-cutting, weakened Boeing's historical commitment to making big investments in new products.
By contrast, science's second great revolution was the work of men and women who were obsessed not just with discovery, but with a commitment 'to explain, to educate, to communicate'.
When he spoke to HuffPost, he used the word "obsessed" at least four times to describe his commitment to ensure Congress plays its intended constitutional role in matters of war and peace.
Both "Motherland" and "Triburbia" offer postures of narrative defense against the notion that New York is now a boring, commitment-obsessed place.
