Sentence examples for the real commitment from inspiring English sources

"To me, the real commitment lives in your heart".

"I don't want to blame Suozzi or the town, but there just hasn't been the real commitment and the real drive that's needed to make things happen".

Still, it is the ability of rock movies to portray the real commitment of musicians to their music, and the music as a desperate affirmation of self, that distinguishes the great films of the genre.

'No, no,' he says, 'I think the humour of Smash Hits has been skimmed off the top and applied across the media, but the real commitment underneath it hasn't been pulled out.

"We need people to see the real commitment to human flourishing that is ultimately at the core of these doctrines.

But at the grassroots level, the local food co-p is where the real commitment to community lives.

What the nominalist must do is to argue that the paraphrase reveals and makes apparent the real meaning of the original sentence, so that the apparent commitments of the paraphrase are the real commitments of both paraphrase and original sentence.

The one real commitment that you have as a military person, especially when you're fighting and it's dirty and you're tired and you're hungry, it's not always to your flag, it's not always for your country, it's for the man or the woman standing next to you.

The government well recognizes that if it doesn't show the world a real commitment to the rule of law, the game is up".

"The award shows real commitment from the Government to the veteran community.

But both its understated beauty and the apparent simplicity of the menu belie the kitchen's real commitment to deliciousness: punctilious sourcing, a passion for ingredients, real technique.