Sentence examples for feel a commitment from inspiring English sources
"Of course it's scary," he added, regarding Iran, "but if you feel a commitment, that's the thing to do".
I'm not a dating coach, but as someone who has dated a bunch, I do feel a commitment to urge women -- especially mature women -- not to be so easily taken in.
When I consider the significant relationships I had before I met my husband (very few, in a stream of one-nighters, as he likes to remind me), I have to acknowledge that in most cases I still feel a commitment to those few men, because I still love them to some degree.
However, our system can only be beneficial if users feel a commitment to maintain a problem list.
HEWs and CHPs both described in-depth their commitment to their communities; in the case of CHPs they were selected by communities, and appeared to feel a commitment to their communities, for example: " As lo n g as the community has trust in me, I am determi n ed to serve the community ho n estly a n d for free " (IDI, female CHP).
"You have to hope that the person who moves to this town feels a commitment to support it".
"I think he feels a commitment to the people who have worked for him and supported him financially," Ms. Reiss said.
He relishes representing the team and the league; he says he feels a commitment to represent the National Football League in an open and classy way, nurturing the game through the franchise, its players and its fans.
"Lord Baden-Powell was my personal idol and I long felt a commitment to give back to Scouting what I had received", Bánáthy said.
Our impression was that they were driven by a strong obligation to help residents, despite struggling with their own feelings, an obligation that led them to feel a strong commitment to care for all residents equally.
