Sentence examples for stubborn commitment from inspiring English sources

HER stubborn commitment has earned her recognition worldwide.

An individual's "stubborn" commitment to these behaviours is likely to be grounds for detention.

The 52-year-old mayor of Rome has many qualities, but stubborn commitment is not among them.

Her marriage to Anton will become a testament to diminished expectations and stubborn commitment, to the simple business of living and the "racking up of decades".

And it was that bold Scot who bequeathed the BBC an enduring conviction, a stubborn commitment to excellence and a lasting set of values.

But stubborn commitment, in the face of lying and disaster, that these weapons can and should be destroyed, and by means other than more war, is well worth recognizing.

The actual decision to go to war over a relatively minor international crisis like the Sarajevo murder, however, resulted from a fatal mixture of political misjudgement, fear of loss of prestige and stubborn commitments on all sides of a very complicated system of military and political alliances of European states.

His reticent smile masked an indomitable spirit, admirably stubborn aspirations and a commitment to educate the next generation, represented in his own talented children, Amandla, Themba and Jamila, who survive him, as does Adwina.

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.

Like Carver's, his stories bristle with a quiet, stubborn class consciousness, a commitment to protect the dignity of his people against the prurient, condescending sociological scrutiny of the reading class.

What the Republicans should be stubborn about is their spending commitments in the first place.