Sentence examples for quiet commitment from inspiring English sources

But this quiet commitment did not keep him from making friends in high places.

Indeed, after some choice conversations with liberal representatives — and a quiet commitment to conservatives to curb domestic spending — the increase passed the House on June 21.

I'm happier generally, because of how I spend my time – it's something I do just because I care about it, it's a quiet commitment.

When Sean O'Brien penned this statement a decade ago, he surely did so with a quiet commitment not to fall foul of it.

Carter, on the other hand, took from "War and Peace" the notion that great events "are determined ultimately not by the leader but by the common ordinary people, their hopes and dreams, their debts and fears, their courage and tenacity, their quiet commitment to determine the destiny of the world".

He added that contributors would include companies and governments Canada, Germany, "and a few Middle Eastern countries" had already made "quiet commitments"—and that "President Trump is a huge supporter of his daughter's idea, and she has consulted with World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim about how to pull it off in a huge way".

Writing is solitary work because it needs concentration, quiet and commitment.

"What comes across to me is quiet strength and commitment.

Under the last government, health authorities were already moving towards more long-term collaborative arrangements with providers, so any change is likely to be cosmetic.The government has also become noticeably quiet on its commitment to end GP fundholding, the system which gave about 60% of family doctors their own budgets.

A rapid departure by Colonel Qaddafi and American forces would quiet them; an extended commitment would undercut his oft-repeated focus on economic revival at home.

With both yoga and marriage, progress requires commitment and quiet determination coupled with non-attachment.