Sentence examples for commitment to thoughts from inspiring English sources

How, however, does it come about that a Scottish Catholic devotes herself with such commitment to thoughts of Krishna and the void before which he shimmers?

The CPV's claim to legitimacy was retained following the collapse of communism in 1989 and the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991 by its commitment to the thoughts of Hồ Chí Minh, according to Sophie Quinn-Judge.

But religious commitment need not exclude a commitment to coherent thought.

Our commitment to independent thought and the provisionality of belief means that few heathens are likely to agree completely with this manifesto.

At issue is the commitment to an idea central to Western military thought: civilian control of the military.

But it is perhaps countered by his commitment to the idea that the quality of creative thought might be enhanced by forcing the pace of composition.

It struck me that, in an event sponsored by groups whose whole purpose is a commitment to freedom of thought and expression (PEN, the A.C.L.U., and others), no one had said a word about the many threats to it in countries where Muslims constitute the majority, or where some Muslims who are in the minority refuse to accept it.

According to some, permitting intellectual property rights are inconsistent with our commitment to freedom of thought and speech (Nimmer 1970; Hettinger 1989; Waldron 1993).

Commitment to an idea spurs action.

Secondly, his account of the role sentiment played in moral judgment and commitment to moral norms influenced Mill's thoughts about the internal sanctions of morality.

At the heart of this argument is a two-fold commitment to a commonsense understanding of thought and language, which we have foreshadowed in earlier remarks about Reid's philosophical method: sentences mean what they purport to mean, and persons possess self-knowledge about the meanings of the sentences they utter.