Sentence examples for stance of commitment from inspiring English sources
Outside the academy, Anderson's criticisms of conventional morality and his account of positive ethical goods promoting a stance of commitment, endeavour, risk and critical opposition to merely customary expectations was a powerful tonic for a small but influential group of anti-careerist intellectuals, lawyers, journalists and artists collectively known as the "Sydney Push".
Although intentional, this prosaic stance risks coming across as a lack of commitment to verbal work, when this album is not only in all likelihood the best researched of the year, but potentially also the most sweated-over, lyrically.
Churchill, for conservatives, has come to represent less a political ideology, or even the sum of his actual wartime decisions, than a stance of strength, a stubborn pose, and a commitment to hawkishness.
On stronger formulations, this commitment to cultivate a stance of critical reflexivity requires that feminists take into account the various ways in which their own socially defined angle of vision, interests, and values are constitutive of the research process and of the understanding it produces (e.g., Fonow and Cook, 1991; Mies, 1983).
Is it simply a lack of commitment?
Your sense of commitment.
"The stance taken by OMB in the leaked document does not reflect the administration's stated values, but it does reflect OMB's shoddy history of commitment to quality spending data".
That is his level of commitment".
SWC: "It's a moment of commitment.
