Sentence examples similar to firmness of a commitment from inspiring English sources

The firmness of faith-commitment is then just the firmness of one's 'resolve to use [faith-claims] as a basis for one's thought, attitude and behaviour' (Alston 1996, 17): there is no firm assurance of their truth.

Hump Ideal: curvaceous, with the pleasant firmness of a gigantic lone boob.

This is a device called the TruFirm, which measures the firmness of a green, a fairway or even a bunker.

Feel it -- that "soft firmness" of a lemon.

This is good in a convertible, which without the firmness of a hardtop can sometimes feel somewhat squashy.

As our hands felt down the stalk, determining the firmness of a berry, our eyes focused on the color and our minds were free to talk.

On Kosovo his government has shown a firmness of purpose and a closely co-ordinated response few had expected.

It is a commitment of years.

Nixon has up to now been a politician whose convictions have been charactirized by their lack of firmness and whose commitments to policy have been- sometimes notoriously so- the opposite of irrevocable... View Article By Miranda Carter By Jia Tolentino By Amos Barshad By Emily Nussbaum.

Nixon has up to now been a politician whose convictions have been charactirized by their lack of firmness and whose commitments to policy have been- sometimes notoriously so- the opposite of irrevocable.

Royal watchers were surprised at the firmness of the statement, spotting a protocol minefield.