Sentence examples for important vow from inspiring English sources

"An important vow of obedience was broken," she tells us, in a brisk aside that implies adultery but not by whom.

In the book, however, she alludes to an "important vow of obedience" that was broken, and to her resentment of the fact that "I did both things, was both man and woman, while my husband — meaning well — only did one".

Most important, he vowed that there would be no American ground troops in this fight.

Most important, he vowed to start public financing for campaigns so that more candidates can compete against wealthy competitors.

Weeks before they take majority control of the Capitol, the Democrats are reported to be wriggling out of one of their most important campaign vows: to repair Congressional oversight of the nation's intelligence agencies.

No less important than our vow to be as one was the promise we received that we would be a light for the nations.

Still, they insisted they would be "traditional" in one important way: they vowed to be monogamous.

Mr. Sharon said the mission was "important and successful," vowed that there would be further such operations, and called his position "very clear, firm, and decisive".

Even more important, Mr. Spitzer vowed to veto the next redistricting maps unless they were "reflective of democracy, not incumbent protection".

Dianne Feinstein, California's most important Democrat, has vowed to fight hard against any split; she also says she has the backing of Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, the state's leading Republican.

PANAMA CITY, Fla .— President Obama on Saturday called the capping of the well that has spewed tens of millions of gallons of oil into the Gulf of Mexico "an important milestone," but vowed to maintain an intense government response until the environment is cleaned up and businesses and communities are made whole.