Sentence examples for commitment of any kind from inspiring English sources
He resists commitment of any kind, he hides the ultimate expression of his deepest concerns.
At this time he had no school to go to — no daily commitment of any kind.
At this time he had no school to go to no daily commitment of any kind.
Or you may be enumerating the things you'd like to accomplish before you embark upon that path, or feel far from contemplating commitment of any kind.
When we first meet him, he is simply drifting through adult life, devoting his days to a humdrum job at the Department of Transport, avoiding commitment of any kind and consoling himself by consuming vast quantities of carbs.
Ben Yagoda tried to put a pin on it in his 2000 book, "About Town," as "knowing, a trifle world-weary, prone to self-consciousness and irony, scornful of conventional wisdom or morality, resistant to enthusiasm or wholehearted commitment of any kind, and incapable of being shocked". My dear Ben, surely you don't mean us?
"At this stage it is critical that any interested parties understand that Nascar has no affiliation with your company's proposal and that Nascar has made no commitments of any kind with respect to races at the track," he wrote.
At the time, Plex's co-founder Scott Olechowski hinted that a PS4 version might be on the way, but there was no firm commitment to any kind of timely release.
Policy makers' quasi-religious commitment to housing of any kind has made them the enablers.
In Edelman's view, Perry had run afoul of the "Fourteen Principles of Ethical Conduct for Federal Employees," which forbid "preferential treatment to any private organization or individual" and "unauthorized commitments or promises of any kind purporting to bind the Government".
