Sentence examples for committed to saying from inspiring English sources
"You don't have people who are committed to saying, 'I will do more plays by women,' " Ms. Wasserstein said.
Is the sincere Roman Catholic who finds Dante's worldview congenial and Lucretius' repellent committed to saying that Dante's is the better poem?
The UK's big six banks have signed up and are committed to saying how much they have lent to companies that pose the biggest risks to the climate.
In fact, he suggested, the Republican Party is committed to saying no to absolutely anything and everything, no matter what the topic: "If I said the sky was blue, they'd say no.
"All across the country, people have committed to saying, 'Let's find out about the risk in our own community,' " said Karen Miller, the president of the Huntington Breast Cancer Coalition.
But fictionalists cannot say this; they're committed to saying that all four of these sentences are untrue.
"Everybody pitched in over and above what they had committed to," said Jesse Krasnow of Ansonia Associates.
Thus, on the non-interference view of liberty, we are committed to say that his freedom is increasing over time.
Committing to saying yes to opportunities that present themselves has been the singular driver in my career so far.
