Sentence examples for slightest commitment from inspiring English sources

Any candidate who shows the slightest commitment to Democratic principles is condemned by the party overlords and their media stenographers as "unelectable," or "ideological," or "unrealistic".

"But there are just the odd signs, little things here and there, perhaps a slight dimming of commitment, stuff like that".

Austin's climate effectively prohibited such a late date, and this year the Games coincided with the start of the N.B.A. finals and the Stanley Cup, in early June, a shift in programming that some action-sports partisans took as a slight, indicating a reduced commitment on ESPN's part, after a difficult 2013.

REDBELT David Mamet professes his love for jujitsu and its code of honor in this slight, vague paean to truth and commitment.

He isn't weak, yet something in him makes him hold back — and that something (a slight uncertainty? the fear of a commitment? a mixture of ardor and idealism?) makes him more exciting.

The results indicated that design for disassembly is necessary to harvest valuable inventories from every product disposition options except of disposal whereas design for environment and commitment of resources have slight influence on repair and disposal activities.

The slight raise "speaks to [Obama's] commitment to biomedical research," Talman says.

Having proved himself already, he regards it as a slight that there would be doubt about his commitment – and something he said after winning his first slam in New York in 2012 came to mind.

But just as the question is forming on my lips, Hussain orders a mocha... and it dawns on me that their commitment to Ramadan has been subject to the slightest of PR exaggerations.

To project traditional conceptions of love and commitment onto these relationships, to view them only as a slight variation on monogamy, is to deny all of the many varied ways that polyamorous people form relationships and families.

Even such a slight change will likely increase the number of people willing to make a commitment.