Sentence examples for fading commitment from inspiring English sources
Germany is losing influence in Europe not just because of its fading commitment to the ideals of European integration.
Forever fading is the commitment to an actual piercing with the increased illusion of being pierced.
But that commitment faded once she was challenged by the Christian Socialists, her party's partners in Bavaria, which was bearing the brunt of the flow.
But sadly, the trajectory of these movements is almost always one of decline -- the commitment fades, the momentum fizzles, the teachings ossify.
With the goal of avoiding these commitments fading into similar obscurity and a broader ambition of broadening the development discourse beyond a narrow focus on economic growth, a handful of high-ranking United Nations (UN) staff established and co-chaired a group of institutional experts to extract key targets from the Declaration and translate them into a free-standing category [ 19].
Fiorina writes, "Democratic activists and strong partisans like generic liberals and dislike generic conservatives more than generations ago, and Republican activists and strong partisans feel just the opposite, but we see the same general pattern of polarization at the top which fades out as partisan commitment declines" (page 69, second edition).
According to Bilic, commitment has not faded subsequently.
How much Oppen can you read before quietness fades into monotony, and before commitment comes to seem an end in itself.
Even after NWOBHM faded, Vance kept up his commitment to new bands, playing them until he left Radio 1 in 1993.
Love remains part of the great drama (and also the comedy) of existence, and it is not as if the great romantic and melodramatic woman's-picture themes — maternal devotion, sexual longing, enduring commitment — will ever fade away.
