Sentence examples for feeling committed from inspiring English sources

"After 20 years of feeling committed, it's nice to feel celebrated and recognised," says Arthur Lipkin, sipping red wine on the porch of the Cambridge home he shares with his "husband", Robert Ellsworth.

That is, once I think that not everyone is committed, then I may stop feeling committed as well.

People have got to be feeling committed to the idea of decoration to buy roses and jolly animals and things.

They are expressed in the desire to spend time with one's friends and family, and feeling committed to other people or to one's hometown.

Many described a feeling that "Fiji is home", or an appreciation for the laid-back lifestyle and friendliness in Fiji, or feeling committed to Fiji.

They are all committed to the live wire of feeling (Ahhh, feelings), committed to circling back to what makes the lump rise in the throat, what makes the heart beat faster; committed to keeping emotions forceful by refusing to slot their evocations neatly into any genre, refusing the divide between authenticity and artifice, refusing to distinguish between reality and performance.

Don't do unreasonable things in order to embrace a feeling, like committing suicide or hating yourself or others.

And even before the mortgage crisis hit in August, both abruptly stopped offering guarantees, feeling they had committed enough money to these sales.

'I went into a licensed sex shop with blacked-out windows, fluorescent lighting and wall-to-wall porn and came out with a brown paper bag, feeling I'd committed a crime.

"I equate Puck's relationship with Oberon to the fool in 'Lear.' " POPULARITY The romance is timeless: "When you get to a certain age, you think back to youthful love, that thrill of the initial feeling of being committed to someone," he said.

Yet the feeling I've committed the unforgivable persists.