Sentence examples for i was compromising from inspiring English sources

I felt that as an artist I was compromising myself".

It took so much out of me I was compromising the work part.

"I felt that if I swallowed Rabaa, I was compromising all my principles about human rights.

"I didn't feel I was compromising initially and was rather taken by the glamour of all the travel and the swanky City lunches.

I remember feeling, in the most difficult moments, that I was losing authorship over my work, that I was compromising some distinctive element that made the book mine.

In the process of striving for a traditional badge of success, I felt as if I was compromising core personal values and losing the momentum that had fueled my ambitions.

So I have to admit that whenever I play a shooter that is available only on a console, I've always felt like I'm compromising.

Would I do it if I thought I were compromising anything?" Nevertheless, Dobbs said that he would return the money, and insists that his practice today is to donate such fees to charity.

"I'm compromising on the house – it's not a house I'm in love with – because I've got to give my children the best possible chance in life, and that means a school that will nurture their creative and academic abilities.

"I know I am compromising myself by speaking up for Liszt," Brendel said in 1961, going on to say that if this flamboyant composer, with his swooning female followers, is regarded as "hollow, superficial and pretentious", the fault usually lies with the performer.

I say, 'Sing your normal way, and let me see if I can mold the sound to make it interesting and make it live.' And sometimes I have to exaggerate the shape of the line for that to happen, so I'm compromising on the scholarship behind it all.