Sentence examples for seems to commit to from inspiring English sources

It might seem that if stories are best thought of as abstract objects, then fictionalism about things like mathematical objects and propositions is not a genuinely nominalistic view, because fictionalism seems to commit to the truth of sentences like "'3 is prime' is true in the story of mathematics".

Mangers have to counter this sentiment expressed by one study participant: “It seems pointless to overcommit to work since the company does not seem to commit to its employees.” One option is to exercise flexibility.

His father flirted with a presidential bid for a decade, but could never seem to commit to running, despite the strong urgings of his party.

In the wake of the AP probe, the Department dismissed Hogan Marren as the Zenith monitor, and in a statement today, the Department seemed to commit to correcting deficiencies in the relationship this time: "The agreement requires that Ervin's findings be reported to the Department with full independence from Zenith, and makes clear that he is not serving as an attorney to Zenith.

These cells seemed to commit to apoptosis at day 50, as shown by TUNEL staining (Fig. 4C).

You've probably seen an actor who couldn't seem to commit to an action or behavior because they were too busy overthinking it, worrying what was correct.

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

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).

For accepting something like 'According to PW there are worlds where there are blue swans' seems to commit one to PW, and PW is a theory, and so one seems thereby committed to theories.