That crazily ambitious gig, before an audience even bigger than at the Rose Bowl, emphasized the singer's commitment to a creative concept; this one, with a number of proven routines from earlier performances, made you think about a superstar's need to please a crowd.
The evolution of the courses over the last 60 years has provided one of the most telling case studies in the institutionalisation of modernism, the process music historian Richard Taruskin sees as "the transformation of the avant-garde into the arrière-garde precisely because of its commitment to an old concept of the new", a process to which Darmstadt has sometimes acceded, sometimes resisted.
Historical definitions hold that what characterizes artworks is standing in some specified art-historical relation to some specified earlier artworks, and disavow any commitment to a trans-historical concept of art, or the "artish".
Few would deny that being a stay-at-home parent is a terrifically demanding job, requiring unlimited "people skills" and a total commitment to a workweek that recognizes no concept of overtime, not to mention a paycheck.
As the discussion that follows makes clear, the concept of a textual commitment to a coordinate political department is not completely separate from the concept of a lack of judicially discoverable and manageable standards for resolving it; the lack of judicially manageable standards may strengthen the conclusion that there is a textually demonstrable commitment to a coordinate branch.
It wouldn't have succeeded if we didn't share the Cowboys' concept of a commitment to a bold plan.
As the discussion that follows makes clear, the concept of a textual commitment to acoordinate political department is not completely separate from the concept of a lack of judicially discoverable and manageable standards for resolving it; the lack of judicially manageable standards may strengthen the conclusion that there is a textually demonstrable commitment to a coordinate branch.
In Russell's case, the analysis — our [2] — removes a commitment to an apparent propositional constituent — a "denoting concept" [5] —expressed by the phrase 'the F,' but it does not remove the commitment to the F itself.
When they got married, they were making a commitment to the concept of marriage as a worthwhile institution, rather than the partnership based on immediate satisfaction of the individuals involved.
Possessing a concept, grasping it, incurs a commitment to use the concept 'in keeping with its content', in the various propositional attitudes.
Sure, there's no shortage of televisions and discrete video boxes that could deliver Amazon's Prime content to a television — there's the Boxee, Roku's line of cute black boxes, etc. — but that requires a commitment to the concept of streaming video.
