Sentence examples for seems to commit from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the logic of the helmetology argument seems to commit advocates of mandatory cycle helmet legislation to exactly this conclusion.

The runner-up plan required constructing two costly latticework towers, but the less expensive winning design seems to commit government only to prepare the memorial park for the memorial itself.

Several studies have shown that expending effort on a task seems to commit us to it.

Again, it is hard to think of any alternative, and so P2 seems to commit one to negative facts.

Making this claim seems to commit him to the kind of encyclopedic knowledge which we find Hippias displaying (see below).

After all, use of second-order logic commits seems to commit us to the existence of abstract objects: classes.

You really seemed to commit.

Moroccans and Albanians seem to commit the most crimes.

Brooks started to research the way that some killers seemed to commit the same crime repeatedly.

Mammadov was awarded a very narrow victory, thanks to a third round during which he seemed to commit holding fouls without being heavily penalized for them.

Only when his boss, Guzman (the great Alfredo Castro), asks if he was "offered the No's campaign" — a funny "Mad Men" moment — does Rene seem to commit.