Sentence examples for commitment to triumph from inspiring English sources

So, as we mark the Great American Smokeout, let's remain diligent in our purpose and our commitment to triumph in the race that began 50 years ago and eliminate tobacco use from every part of our lives, including where we live, work, learn, and play.

Lauding Americans' commitment to triumphing over adversity – or rather, "mistakes and failures of leadership" – he said that when "the hill before us is a little steeper," well, "we have always been a nation of big steppers".

But then he gets a taste of German commitment to the triumph of the Reich.

But you know that Eva's passionate commitment to her art will triumph just as surely as you know that her stern, impatient teacher (Donna Murphy) will turn out to have a heart of gold, and that any romance Erik finds will take place safely off screen.

Despite all that, it was still possible to believe that Denmark's powerful commitment to a civil society would triumph, and that is why what happened this weekend is so hard to absorb.

Europe, clearly the underdogs at the start of the 33rd Ryder Cup, had played some outstandingly resolute golf, once again proving that commitment to the cause and teamwork can triumph against the odds.

His involvement is personal and protective, and his emotional commitment will allow the amateur to triumph where professionals have failed.

Tom rose above it and triumphed, in part due to his commitment to excellence.

It was hounded by clerics and monarchs; but its exposure of flaws in Church history, its commitment to empirical evidence, and its love of reason eventually triumphed.

Yet they often forget the true lessons of this holiday: stories of perseverance over tyranny, the triumph of light over darkness and a commitment to tradition and freedom of religious expression.

The commitment to treat Greece as an exceptional case may prove to be another triumph of hope over reality.