Sentence examples similar to commitment to one own from inspiring English sources

Renewed commitment to the marriage must be coupled with a fierce commitment to ones own well-being or it won't work.

Rosenzweig's educational program made the re-discovery of one's own personal Jewish life, or the renewed commitment to one's own Jewishness the starting point of the path of Jewish learning, and thereby sought to ensure that whatever was learned, whatever practices were taken on, would become part of a living Judaism.

Weber's methodology in the end amounts to a call for the heroic character-virtue of clear-sightedness and intellectual integrity that together constitute a genuine person of science — a scientist with a sense of vocation who has a passionate commitment to one's own specialized research, yet is utterly "free of illusions" [Löwith 1982, 38].

Acknowledging the theological value of the religious other is treated with suspicion and condemned as a lack of commitment to one's own tradition.

These studies illustrate that the discourses and practices entailed in the management of medication-related problems in mental health treatment reflect attributions of limited awareness and limited commitment to one's own recovery.

Your abiding commitment to one another.

Or is commitment to one area the key?

Their commitment to one another is enough.

Certainly, their commitment to one another's success is unreliable.

But one thing that is certain is the communities' unwavering commitment to one another.

Mr. Knibbs said he and his wife, Jayne, also a lawyer, researched iguanas carefully before making the commitment to own one.