Sentence examples for commitment to believe from inspiring English sources

And by making a mental commitment to believe that you are not as good as you could be, you allow yourself to move forward, to mature as writer.

Obsession is a commitment; you have to believe in it, because it soon takes you over.

So, those from villages where FGC is practiced had self-commitment and cultural pressure to believe in its continuation.

"I don't believe [McConnell] made any commitment whatsoever, and I think it would be foolhardy to believe he made a commitment," Sen. Kamala Harris of California told reporters.

Even on this limited territory there is good reason to believe the commitments News Corp has made will only provide limited protection for plurality.

"I don't believe he made any commitment whatsoever and I think it would be foolhardy to believe that he made a commitment," Harris said.

Because of his commitment to it, "I believe I am absolutely the right person to take that forward".

"We will choose a president for the central bank who has a profile and a commitment to what we believe in," Mr. Silva said, adding that there were candidates for the job in and close to the Workers Party.

Those C.E.O.'s are ignored in the survey, even though they are often highly successful because of their commitment to things they believe in — other than the quarterly bottom line.

A little before his death, in 1955, Manto had worried — it is hard to tell whether he was being sarcastic as usual — that the Pakistani government might one day "find itself pleased with me and place a medal on my coffin, which would be a great insult to my commitment to what I believe in".

These two images encapsulate what Dischord is about: a long-term commitment to music they believe in (and the continued wearing of shorts), an unerring dedication to document the music of their hometown, Washington DC, and a no-frills approach that is the antithesis of the boom-and-bust attitude of major labels.