Sentence examples for some sort of commitments from inspiring English sources

Ms Rice too wanted some sort of commitments.

"I knew that I was making some sort of commitment," he recalled.

It appears that some sort of commitment of faith is required to accept one of these master narratives.

I hated the idea of being some sort of commitment-phobe, one of those loveless, self-absorbed souls with roving eyes.

Meanwhile, the two countries have come under increasing pressure from European and other nations to bring some sort of commitment to the Copenhagen talks or risk their total collapse.

Most of the time when a hold is put on a nominee, it is either because there is a strong ideological objection, or because a senator is trying to extract some sort of commitment from either the nominee or the administration — as was the case with both Ms. Sapiro and Ms. Johnson.

"What we are likely to see is some sort of commitment to do what is necessary, but it will be vague," he told Forbes.

"There's much poorer countries who have said they are going to go climate neutral, so if they want to set the record straight that they are in this for the climate, then putting forward some sort of commitment early on, would I think help".

Clitomachus, at any rate, advocated an interpretation of Carneades' skepticism that saw his method of argument on either side of all philosophical questions as motivated by some sort of commitment to the view that it is irrational to assent to anything less than what one knows to be true, and as resulting in a similar kind of commitment to the view that nothing can be known.

Women aren't looking for multiple partners in the main; they want some sort of commitment".

"There was a huge desire to have some sort of commitment to internal equity".