Sentence examples for commitment to explore from inspiring English sources
That doesn't bode well for our society's commitment to explore space.
The report repeats Mr. Bush's commitment to explore in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge -- a proposal that seems unlikely to survive in Congress -- and also urges a review that will include other places in Alaska, the Rocky Mountains and along the Gulf Coast.
While an ordinary movie might have hardened its heart and milked the rest of the story for easy suspense and a cheap emotional payoff, "In the Bedroom" remains true to its commitment to explore every nuance of its characters' emotional lives by turning the tables.
Last year marked its 150th anniversary; and to celebrate its distinguished history, the University sponsored a series of research initiatives, campus forums and workshops, historical exhibits, and public lectures, all reaffirming its commitment to explore the universe of knowledge and ideas.
Today's announcement marks a renewed commitment to explore the planet.
Llopis: A 21st century leader inspires and motivates others through their own passion and commitment to explore endless possibilities.
The eco-justice movement involves a more thorough commitment to exploring the connections between religion, ecology, and justice.
Dessay is known for her unusual commitment to exploring the theatrical possibilities offered by opera, and she was more than happy to improvise and experiment.
You have to hope, however, that such a mainstream disc does not mark a turn away from her earlier commitment to exploring less-trafficked corridors of the repertory.
