Sentence examples for commitment to depiction from inspiring English sources
"Chemotherapy" That the dying friend and lover is also a poet, who has also written of his own demise, could easily have undermined Sophie Cabot Black's unwavering commitment to depiction itself -- but luckily has not.
It is, I believe, the closest thing some of us have to vocation, an almost irrational commitment to the accurate, powerful depiction of what we've felt, seen, believed, conceived and imagined.
Some people decided that publishing images of Muhammad was a way of demonstrating a commitment to the principle of free speech even if those depictions of the revered religious figure are boorish, unfunny, and sorta racist.
The Indonesia film, in its depiction of both scenery and performances, takes greater commitment to watch.
The letter in support of Annie, written by her high-school teacher, is actually moving in its depiction of a young woman's industriousness and precocious commitment to social justice.
World leaders who locked arms in Paris must remember that their commitment to support the right of French journalists and cartoonists to express themselves, even using offensive language and depictions, should apply to their countries as well.
Although some commentators have seen a critique of Jacksonian democracy in Bingham's depiction of drunken voters, the art historian Nancy Rash argued that the election series embodied Bingham's commitment to democracy as the supreme expression of the people's will.
Plus a commitment to pleasure.
There's a commitment to ecological sustainability.
We have a commitment to these towers.
