Sentence examples for reason committed from inspiring English sources

When all sides can come together in reason, committed to caring for every person on this planet, and absent from religious dogma, maybe we'll make some headway on this issue.

In the Lifetime worldview institutions are often objects of suspicion; a psychiatric facility, for example, might commit you for no good reason ("Committed").

But, for whatever reason, committed liberals often cannot or will not acknowledge this political development.

So one of the things that happens is, the tougher the talk gets, the smarter those forces within the ranks—not everybody, but those forces within the ranks who are for whatever their personal reasons, committed to a campaign of racism will become more subtle and discreet.

Or, to put the point the other way round, if we don't think that linguistically-based reasons such as the availability of an (apparently) true quantified sentence like (14) commit us to bizarre entities like Nappy, we should not think that such reasons commit us to fictional entities either.

Now Medea lives for the moral superiority that comes from having sacrificed everything for her love, never understanding that the reason she committed such valiant and heinous acts was in order to turn Jason into the kind of strong man she had always dreamed of possessing, and whose importance would be reflected onto her.

The prosecution argued that "self-loathing" was part of the reason he committed the crime.

A few years later, for no apparent reason, Forbes committed suicide by throwing himself in front of a train.

But, the prosecutor said, the boy "did not say that was the reason he committed any of the acts".

He invented an everlasting match in 1931; showed it to Kreuger in Paris the news got around and caused Kreuger's shares to go down Ringer says he is the reason Kreuger committed suicide.

"Coach Bell was basically the reason I committed to Chapel Hill," Edwards said Friday.