Sentence examples for committed to interpreting from inspiring English sources
Or one might be willing to acknowledge in a very general way that equality for women is a good thing, without being committed to interpreting particular everyday situations as unjust (especially if is unclear how far these interpretations would have to extend).
First, we are committed to viewing and interpreting world affairs from a truly global perspective.
It is precisely because he has committed to austerity, that he interprets the rejection of this failed and destructive policy as a supposedly unilateral action.
They are committed either to interpret human well-being as a single value, or as a set of incommensurable values that are empirically connected.
The question of whether Kant should be interpreted as committed to the objectivity of taste is closely related to the question of whether there can be erroneous judgments of taste; for some discussion see Cohen (1982), pp. 222 226 and Allison (2001), pp. 107 108.
It would seem, prima facie, that Berkeley ought to be committed to empirical idealism, and yet Kant interprets him as rejecting transcendental realism.
According to him the standard formulations of the theory are ontologically committed to the metric field, and the latter is most naturally interpreted as representing "spacetime structure" (8).
Bradwardine interprets the theory in a way that commits it to transcasus as well, although Scotus's own text does not seem committed to that.
"You committed to something.
Geoffrey Rush committed to play Logue.
They have committed to that.
