Sentence examples for commitment to darkness from inspiring English sources
"The Turin Horse," a slow and solemn black-and-white film set in a 19th-century wilderness and inspired by an anecdote involving Friedrich Nietzsche, displays Mr. Tarr's uncompromising, atavistic commitment to darkness, difficulty and lapidary pictorial sublimity.
However, Holland's and Shamoon's commitment to telling the full story means that In Darkness sometimes feels diffuse.
Even more important, the teacher emerged from the darkness into light with a newfound sense of love and commitment to his mistress (played by Frances McDormand) and their unborn child.
Kayla and I have made a commitment to fill ourselves up with so much joy there isn't room for the darkness".
After Trump's election, the Washington Post adopted a new motto, "Democracy Dies in Darkness," which was widely interpreted as a reaffirmation of the paper's commitment to aggressive reporting (and, maybe, an ominous warning about the nation's immediate future).
"He was neither the Great Emancipator who bestrode his times and brought his people out of the darkness, nor was he in any way a reluctant emancipator held back by some visceral commitment to white supremacy.
In its unequivocal dismissal of daily discourse, Neel's remark gives one a glimpse of a certain darkness: the misanthropy and self-protective brutality that, along with more positive instincts, may be part of the commitment to being an artist.
Plus a commitment to pleasure.
His commitment to hygiene is laudable.
"We have a commitment to winning here.
