Sentence examples for obvious commitment from inspiring English sources

First came the obvious commitment to attacking football.

While that may sound like an obvious commitment in theory, it's not so easy in practice.

My decision to come to Wyoming was based largely her obvious commitment to seeing students succeed.

The restaurant's obvious commitment to superior ingredients helps explain the Michelin star it received.

Nenad Nenic as the Reporter, Dragana Stankovic as Johnson and Ana Lackovic as Storm handled their parts with obvious commitment.

Although I can't claim that Bombay Bicycle Club have been directly inspired by the kind of music he made, I do hope that we share his obvious commitment to his art and his desire to inspire others.

Not long after the article in The Times, Mr. Eifman, who is Jewish, was summoned by "particular organs" -- whom he described as cultural officials with obvious commitments to the K.G.B. "They wanted to know about my relations with the American, Americans, with The New York Times," he said.

Demonstrating admirable fairness (though within a context of obvious political commitment), Mr. Smihula interviews officials of the school and Congressmen who support its programs, including Representative Mac Collins, Republican of Georgia.

The poems are arranged chronologically, because my focus was not really on Hughes as "animal poet" or "eco-poet", in spite of his obvious and lifelong commitment to the natural world.

Mark Tercek: Now that you are working in education, what advice do you have for harnessing the obvious energy and commitment of young people on issues like climate change?

This is so since natural language quantifiers are fully captured by their formal analogues in canonical notation, and the latter make ontological commitments obvious because of their semantics.