Sentence examples for courage to commit from inspiring English sources

"They must have the courage to commit publicly to supporting an international inquiry.

We ask governments to have the courage to commit to reducing malnutrition in all its forms.

For a change, it isn't simply a matter of will they or won't they end up in bed together but of whether these two complicated, strong-willed individuals can summon the courage to commit themselves to a serious relationship.

It takes courage to commit to a goal you might not ever achieve.

The people I talked to had the courage to commit to shifting a belief, a perspective, or an attitude.

Ultimately no TV network has had the courage to commit 100% to a new venture that could cannibalize its legacy business".

Ackroyd's own reviews certainly followed this template, dismissing Auden's poetry as "dreadful stuff", accusing Nabokov of the literary equivalent of "playing with himself" and blasting Mishima: "This is not writing, this is Barbara Cartland - and Barbara Cartland at least has the courage not to commit hara-kiri over it".

Currently, my fear of death is so strong that I don't have enough courage to actually commit suicide.

Apple doesn't have the, ahem, courage to fully commit this retro-tech murder, however.

It sounds simple, until you remember the many forces geared against health and love, the courage it took to commit to pleasure.

"The Taiwanese students lack the courage and determination to commit to regional economic integration, fear losing out and change and only wish to defend the status quo," the editorial read, contrasting Taiwan's hesitation with South Korea's embrace of the Chinese economy.