Sentence examples for seems to commit the from inspiring English sources

(However, see Gill (1996, 81, n. 134), who contends that D1A12 and D1A13 are fallacious).) D1A9 seems to commit the fallacy of equivocation (see Rickless (2007, 121 123).

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.

Meanwhile, forceful speeches by Samantha Power, America's ambassador to the UN, and Susan Rice, the national security adviser, seemed to commit the president to using force whatever Congress did.Relief from this mess came riding in from the east.

The quasi-realist program can seem to commit the quasi-realist to accepting this claim.

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

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

This in turn seems to commit us to the claim that 'Clark Kent' and 'Superman' have different semantically relevant values as they occur in (1) and (2).

As many critics of Lukács have remarked (Adorno 1973: 190f., Bewes 2002), this seems to commit Lukács to the view that there can be a complete overcoming of reification resulting in a totally transparent society.

At first sight, this might seem to commit them to the view that philosophy trades in analytic claims.

It is hard to stipulate e.g., non debet ducere uxorem (= "a man is free not to marry") without seeming to commit oneself to the stronger debet non ducere uxorem, an injunction to celibacy (Henry 1967: 193ff., Horn 1978: 200).