Sentence examples for commitment to history from inspiring English sources
So the carmaker is showing off vintage models that were once among the most advanced cars on the road, in an effort to anchor this commitment to history; to impress upon drivers that it has been committed for a long time.
She said: "The decision to axe funding for arts and humanities appears to contradict the education secretary's apparent commitment to history this week.
His commitment to history is even reflected in the name of his production company-40 Acres and a Mule, a reference to a broken promise by the federal government to provide ex-slaves with land and a mule.
This past February during a preview event at the Library of Congress, I learned about Jenkins' commitment to history in a forthcoming documentary on the romance industry called "Love Between the Covers".
She says it with a conviction which, far from diminishing, strengthens my sense of her commitment to the history of the Jewish people.
It parades the wealth — intellectual and spiritual, as well as financial — of a university that, traditionally, has possessed both a commitment to art history and the starriest art school on the East Coast.
No doubt nervously, the Met asserts its foundational commitment to art history by including two small images of Muhammad; one of them, "The Night Journey of Muhammad," a charming sixteenth-century folio illustration from Herat, in modern-day Afghanistan, shows the Prophet riding the Buraq, a human-headed horse, through the Seven Heavens, amid angels, as men doze in a mosque courtyard below.
I believed in the president's commitment to change history and felt duty-bound to help him win re-election.
In light of the 2003 looting of the National Museum of Iraq in Baghdad, demonstrators spoke of their commitment to Egyptian history.
We valued that commitment to making poverty history.
We need writers of Mr Davis's talent and commitment to match the history of climatic change to the human record of crimes, follies, miseries and achievements.
