Sentence examples for commitment of any sort from inspiring English sources

"No commitment of any sort has been given in this matter," a senior Mauritanian official said, speaking on the condition of anonymity.

I have never lived in a hotel for more than a week at a time, but I think of myself as a traveler--one who's never happier than when contemplating where he will be tomorrow, away from friends that frustrate, commitments of any sort.

But this conclusion falls short of the argument's desired conclusion that (18) does not incur any additional ontological commitments of any sort.

But Abramovich, the Chelsea owner, continues to show little commitment to a project of any sort.

It was, she later learned, a musical commitment of some sort.

The phrase "Keep working to shut down" falls short of an iron-clad commitment of the sort that Obama repeatedly made on the campaign trail when he first ran for President.

Insisting on pushing an explanatory factor back a level is often an indication of a strong prior commitment of some sort.

Director of cricket Brian Rose said: "It is so difficult to sign world-class players these days without them having international commitment of one sort or another.

It would follow that (18) does not incur any additional ontological commitments of the sort that can be incurred by singular first-order quantifiers.

How does a truism on a T-shirt differ from one on an advertising billboard or a street poster?Wearing a shirt is a personal commitment of sorts.

Germany has in fact made a commitment of sorts through the Public Community Partnership and is currently going through the motions of an open data consultation.