Sentence examples for commitment to acquaintance from inspiring English sources
It's also worth noting that although talk of acquaintance often brings sense-datum theory to mind, there is nothing about the commitment to acquaintance itself that entails such a commitment.
Moser thus aims to defend a form of foundationalism that is classical in its commitment to acquaintance or the given, and yet "moderate" not only in holding that some noninferentially justified beliefs can be false, but also that some external world beliefs can be noninferentially justified.
He makes cider, passed on from acquaintance to acquaintance, using a travelling press made for him by his father.
It's a pity Paxman's commitment to journalese forbids him better acquaintance with a writer with the range of sensibility of Burns.
Harewood's sincere commitment to music and opera, and his acquaintance with many other singers, musicians and composers, made a real difference.
In article after article, Kassig's friends and acquaintances praised his genuine commitment to helping afflicted communities.
Clinicians who are motivated to participate in a clinical trial by a personal relationship with the investigator(s) are less likely to recruit than those motivated by other factors [ 48], suggesting some clinicians may feel pressured to agree to trial participation by their personal acquaintance with researchers, without a having a strong commitment to the trial question or processes involved.
These acquaintances would talk, pray and renew their commitment to Christ and to one another.
Acquaintances over her years in Boston have described her commitment to Islam.
Peter excelled at using the law to further people's rights and he combined his commitment to fighting injustice with optimism, modesty, humour, and generosity in supporting and mentoring others – whether prisoners, activists, friends or acquaintances.
