Sentence examples for commitment to frequent from inspiring English sources

He shows a Wikipedia-level appreciation of other religions, admiring "the commitment to frequent prayer of the Muslims" and "the ancient traditions of the Jews".

He embraced "our nation's symphony of faith", praising the profundity of Catholic ceremony, the ancient traditions of the Jews and the commitment to frequent prayer of the Muslims.

Behavioural modifications such as frequent skin cleansing with soap, resolute commitment to personal hygiene and frequent outdoor recreation, especially in summer, have been found to lessen the symptoms (Johnson 2000).

An even more telling commitment to types are the frequent quantifications over them.

But with a commitment to healthy eating (including small, frequent meals throughout the day), and moving my body every day (walking with running intervals, and back-to-basics strength-training exercises such as sit-ups, push-ups, squats and the Plank), I am in better shape now than ever, lost (and kept off) the 15 lbs., and am keeping osteoporosis at bay.

The hypocrisy of it all is obvious, a town full of first-class frequent fliers parading their commitment to climate change, and the world's wealthiest people preaching to each other about the poor.

Shaftesbury's commitment to a mind-independent moral standard fits well with his frequent claims of the naturalness of virtue and the unnaturalness of vice.

The promises are new, and the crux of them is a commitment to give passengers better information about everything from fares to delays to frequent-flier rewards.

Mr. Bush uses such appearances -- and they are frequent these days -- to remind voters of his commitment to supporting the United States military.

But nothing is as beautiful as the brass glow achieved through frequent and boring rubdowns, so I have chosen the self-punishing commitment to rub my brass for the rest of my life.

Miranda Devine also used it this week to describe persons that frequent the Qantas chairmans' lounge and may be swayed by Alan Joyce's commitment to marriage equality.