Sentence examples for sort of committed from inspiring English sources
"I was sort of committed, so I was hoping I liked it," she said.
He continued, "We were disappointed, because we thought he was sort of committed to it for life".
The Falla and Mansurian pieces, while rendered accurately, lacked the sort of committed advocacy that might make a newcomer think either amounted to much.
As soon as you hit 50, or get married, or enter into any sort of committed long-term relationship, you disappear from Hollywood's radar.
I'm sort of committed to reviewing it now, since I haven't played anything else for the past week.
Plus, once you've started an apple, you're sort of committed to eating the whole thing".
We know that there is sort of a committed Bernie movement there that may only be 15percentt of the Democratic electorate but it's real.
Much of Keller's preachings on the merits of marriage can be applied more broadly to any sort of a committed long-term relationship, although he makes it crystal clear that in order to experience these holy sorts of bonds, you must wed.
Because if she got dumped first, then someone's a-gonna make fun of her…But no, she must be the one doing the dumping, because she's showing that she can laugh at herself, and that means she's not in any sort of emotionally-committed state.
C (subseteq) L is a set of committed locations.
