Sentence examples for living commitment from inspiring English sources

The endeavor goes out of its way to outline the region's cost of living, commitment to farm-to-table, a broad LGBT community, as well as the university's footprint in film and television.

The ultimate allegiance which God demands of us takes the concrete shape of love, not an emotion, nor some thin affection, but a living commitment "to be for the other" no matter what the cost.

"We have to agree on a commitment to work, a commitment to living together, a commitment to not taking state money if it is going to dictate policy," he says.

She was a graduate of Cushing Academy and Smith College She led by example, lived with commitment and graced us with wisdom and optimism.

To notice significant growth you must live this commitment and regularly stretch what you perceive to be your current limits.

"I'm glad to see he is living up to commitments made years ago under previous administrations," he said.

The other is a more communitarian understanding that emphasizes the role of religious communities in nourishing conscience and providing a framework for living out its commitments.

Not many major orchestras match the New York Youth Symphony's commitment to living composers.

Perhaps a full commitment to living by any philosophy leaves you open to both?

The democrat in me continues to admire her, and her commitment to living through sorrow.

Early on, they made a near-total commitment to living composers, and also explored jazz, rock, and folk music.