Sentence examples similar to commitments to anything from inspiring English sources

To date, no other car maker has risked a firm commitment to anything more than a modest assembly plant.

There was always something a little disingenuous about Stewart's insistence that he is a centrist, free of ideological commitment to anything except truth and sanity.

The film was romantic too, contrasting the honesty of Michel with the girl's lack of commitment to anything, even him.

What I am deploring is not fallibility but fickleness; the lack of commitment to anything, from an ideal to a person, the lack of appropriate weighting given to words, that is celebrated as personal freedom.

Elyot and Amanda — two dandies of detachment who jilt their spouses and run away together to a Parisian love nest — do no real work and have no faith, no principles, and no commitment to anything but their own pleasure.

They didn't have a firm commitment to anything in life — they drifted from here to there — and all of a sudden here is something solid they can believe in".

MA: But may not be willing to make a commitment to anything?

All-in-all, though, the budget lacks any big commitment to anything other than getting in the black.

We are heading in the right direction but we are not seeing anything like a clear commitment to doing anything.

And if that is so, it gives us no predictability about the future of our necessary dredging projects and it means that the environmentalists can't sustain their commitments to much of anything".

My 20 minutes on the phone with the former president were classic Clinton: charming, prototypical, brimming with vigor and overflowing with optimism (since when do 90% of people honor their commitments to do most anything?).