Sentence examples similar to hollow commitment from inspiring English sources

In organizational settings – and particularly in corporate environments – a principle like trust tends to come across as a hollow promise for hollow commitments.

The mission of airline lobbyists is to protect their clients interests, even if it requires shilling hollow commitments and half truths.

But if you are feeling exhausted from a life that seems like a non-stop treadmill of work and emotionally hollow commitments, I have a hunch you will love this book as much as I did.

Incidentally, the ISC's own report is an example of how hollow that commitment is, with its paragraphs regularly punctuated with triple asterisks indicating redactions and undermining some of its key points.

We talk incessantly about talent in our organizations, but in the clinch, we show how hollow our commitment to talent so often is.

But many of his opponents saw his commitments as hollow.

In the past he has been compared to a young Al Pacino - all hooked-nose, hollow-eyed intensity and commitment to his 'craft' - but he has also carved out his own, unique niche (to that Pacino comparison, he replied, 'I'm a young Adrien Brody, thanks').

Brinker's words struck me as vague and hollow--no future commitment to Planned Parenthood and no specific apology to the low-income women who would have become the collateral damage from the defunding.

"There is a kind of hollowing out of Germany's commitment to Europe".

It is a commitment that will ring hollow in the ears of those seeking asylum.

If administrators at Dartmouth and other universities and colleges continue to override their own faculty experts, all their attestations of commitment to diversity ring hollow.