Sentence examples for commitment to goodness from inspiring English sources
President Thein Sein, however, has been quick to clarify that this new commitment to goodness doesn't preclude the state from monitoring and recording its citizens' every movement, purchase, and pornographic curiosity — and using that information for fun and profit.
The most-serious flaw he perceived in the Mencian commitment to the goodness of human nature was the practical consequence of neglecting the necessity of ritual and authority for the well-being of society.
And yet the movie's unstinting commitment to emphasizing their goodness — the evident awe in which Mr. Besson and the screenwriter, Rebecca Frayn, hold their subjects — has the effect of blunting the impact of their story.
Martins, who is cycling 6,200 miles from Amsterdam to Asia, was thrilled to gain a rare audience with the pope - particularly as he is not Catholic, but simply admires the pope's goodness and commitment to social justice.
Thank goodness for historic commitment to public education.
Sorry about the tardiness of this week's column, but I had a prior commitment to attend: My sister's full-blown, honest-to-goodness Catholic wedding!
The sunny optimism of the Enlightenment – not least its commitment to progress and a sense of the intrinsic goodness of human nature – was profoundly dented by the horrors of the first world war and the Nazi death camps.
His utter lack of arrogance or pretense, his innate goodness, his deep belief in God, his commitment to prayer and his reverence for God's name and all that flowed from such reverence made him unique amongst scholars and kings.
His commitment to Iris seems stronger than his love of Stalin, but in his goodness he missed the violence of them both.
Did they do this for me out of the goodness of their hearts, or perhaps a deep sense of commitment to customer service?
