Sentence examples for human commitments from inspiring English sources

The Old Testament writers were continually occupied with the fickleness of human commitments, whether to God or to each other.

Sound decisions depend on accurate information, yet most African countries face severe competing demands for the financial and human commitments necessary to staff an information system equal to its policy-making requirements.

This was confirmed by statistical analysis: human commitments were made more frequently (total 2.7 ± 0.3 vs 1.8 ± 0.5; t(19) = 6.23, p < 0.0001), and first commitment occurred earlier (trial 3.4 ± 1.3 vs 4.6 ± 1.5; t(19) = 3.92, p < 0.001) in rule-out blocks.

I wish to make such an ordinary human commitment to you.

Wagner understood that power and love were not only incompatible but the twin poles of human commitment.

"We don't consider the priesthood anything like the human commitment of someone who just wants to leave a company".

What cannot easily be transcended, Ms. Lucas's story line suggests, is the tangle of human commitment as embodied by the ties of family.

In the latter, Mathieu, a philosophy teacher, is trying to find ways to rid himself of every form of human commitment, hoping that, by doing so, he finds freedom.

Doctrines and philosophies stressing the inadequacy of reason, the subjective character of human commitment, and the primacy of faith rivalled some would say conquered doctrines and philosophies descended from the Age of Reason.

Standing at the same bench or whiteboard, rolling up your sleeves, and doing real work together help deepen the mutual human commitment that is at the heart of collaborative work.

It was moving to see such a wealth of human commitment.