Sentence examples for evinced commitment to the from inspiring English sources
Of the forty-two responses he received, many evinced commitment to the cause ("I object to the idea that N.Y.C. restaurants are somehow responsible for individuals' lack of nutritional moderation," "What's next: Bacon! Sausage! Cakes!") while others seemed unconcerned ("Hi, Chuck!").
Her latest, "Sunday Jews," like the 23 before it, evinces Calisher's passion for language and commitment to the possibilities of both a long sentence and a well-placed pause.
In those early days, he evinced nothing but the guiding principles of the revolution: independence, freedom, democracy, justice and development and a commitment to the non-theocratic spiritual Islam that embraced all of these principles.
Medical, feminist and popular texts evince discomfort with harking back to the past of psychiatric theorizing – which, in psychodynamic psychiatry, involved precisely a commitment to the importance of the past in creating symptoms.
Just absolute commitment to the team.
Instead, a renewed commitment to the basics.
Their commitment to the project is inspiring".
Now that's commitment to the team.
Honour your commitment to the child.
Such a community evinces a commitment to democratic ideals and the common good as well as a shared history, and is one where citizens communicate with one another by means of a common language and culture.
In a recent Washington Post column, George Will contended that Judge Garland's willingness to defer to assertions of regulatory power by executive agencies administering federal statutes evinces a commitment to "judicial restraint".
