Sentence examples for honest commitment from inspiring English sources
I'd really like to get some honest commitment for the housing, the education and the employment here, and I don't want to talk too long," she said.
Our willingness to accept what is good in religion is balanced by an equally honest commitment to be critical of it when necessary.
All share the same honest commitment to real-world truth, and the belief that discovering it is the business of scientists — and philosophers who take the trouble to learn science.
"The most disgusting thing that I have with Chapel Hill was that it did not follow through with what I thought was an honest commitment," Lee, who is now retired from public life, told me recently.
He added: "As the leader of a party I have for almost all of my life opposed and instinctively disliked, you showed a determined, passionate and clearly honest commitment to LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender) rights and helped push gay marriage through both houses of our parliament in the teeth of vehement opposition from so many of your own side.
Everything about the Super League play-offs sounds wrong – the fact the team at the top of the league can lose it all in one match, the possibility of winning the championship from eighth position – and yet the matches themselves have been uniformly terrific: fast, skilful, and played with an honest commitment few sports can match.
"We want honest commitments from the Afghan government and the international community that democracy, human rights and women's rights will be delivered.
I had the impression that he found it rather fun, respecting and even admiring the enthusiasm and honest commitments of the impassioned.
For some, colonization was an honest antislavery commitment at a time when all other avenues to freedom were blocked.
That would not be an honest climate commitment".
"HIV/AIDS thrives on the barriers we have built between countries and between individuals – barriers that can easily be torn down if we get honest, robust commitment.
