Sentence examples for committed to how from inspiring English sources

I've committed to how old Don is, I've committed to how old Peggy is.

"But Anna was totally balls-out committed to how ugly and trashy the character was, how dark — which is the difference between 'you smile at 'em' comedies and 'you laugh out loud' comedies".

Even politically disaffected New Cubans tended not to identify with Exiles, who they found politically intolerant, insensitive to hardships suffered by Cubans who lived through the revolution, and still committed to how people thought in Cuba before the revolution (Symmes, 2008).

So far, open-ended deadlines have allowed him both to study and commit to How To Dress Well.

Mr. Feinberg agrees that the equity hurdle is daunting, although he will not yet commit to how he will try to overcome it.

"It's more, 'Hey, let's get a relationship going and commit to how many millions in purchases over how many years.'".

"We commit to how much money we're going to invest in the company over the company's life, and we do not take board seats".

Be sure to include TIMES on your timeline--it's not enough to say that you have to do more tests; you've got to commit to how long each step is going to take you.

We found that most defaults happened in companies that issued bonds to pay for overpriced acquisitions or in ones that borrowed money without committing to how it would be used.

I think setting up an agreement whereby you commit to how much you'll both spend on joint things – and that you can't judge each other for what you do with your own, separately-earned cash – is a start.

Now ask: How could a theory entail that Ks exist without being ontologically committed to Ks? How could the sufficiency of the quantifier criterion fail to be entirely trivial?