Sentence examples for commitment to convey from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, we suggest that this constitutive cellular mechanism is selectively recruited to certain genes during lineage commitment to convey inheritable (epigenetic) activation in a lineage-specific pattern.
But his commitment to conveying meaning and emotion through painstakingly constructed images also gives the movie a static, claustrophobic atmosphere.
Although Perry has now largely moved on from pots, his commitment to conveying life's capacity to disturb and the inevitability of disappointment continues to run through his work.
Only by such formal undertaking can an unequivocal message of bipartisan commitment to bring the perpetrators to justice be conveyed to the world.
Even though Mr. Gore's speech to the league poked fun at his own obvious differences with his audience, he still hoped to convey his commitment to their causes.
Our purpose was to work towards a peaceful resolution with an offer to support LFC in its endeavours to convey its commitment to providing anti-racist leadership in our multiracial city.
Most notably in a meeting with left-wing Israeli lawmakers last week, Abbas noted that he had met Trump's envoys "about 20 times" but that they had failed to convey a commitment to a two-state solution to Netanyahu, according to leaked comments.
(Note that the phrase "any given object" is used to convey existential commitment — that is, the presupposition that there are objects.
Through the fellows program, the association aims to convey its commitment to excellence in research and to underscore to new scholars the importance of sustained research contributions in the field.
She chose her picture to convey a commitment to marriage and family.
