Sentence examples for thought committed to from inspiring English sources

But in supposing that there is some type of directional bias, each of these hypotheses might be thought committed to the sort of Panglossianism about adaptation that Gould and Lewontin (1978) are famous for critiquing, or (more subtly) to a view of evolutionary change as progressive or inevitable in some way.

Ethical naturalists have, he notes, and Brandt clearly bears him out, been thought committed to denying this.

These largely foreign fundamentalists are uneasily allied with the Hurriyat; they could turn hostile to leaders thought insufficiently committed to Islam or to Pakistan.Pakistan itself has little reason to cheer better relations between India and the separatists.

I think someone committed to acting impartially would have been more reserved".

"We plan on talking to 50 companies and then inviting in only a small handful of companies we think are committed to compassion, authenticity and empathy".

"He had kind of toyed with them last year, but I think he committed to them over the winter," Scioscia said.

Beware of "phantom deliverables" --the thengs that the other person thinks you committed to but you didn't.

"Foundations they controlled helped found Cato, CSE and other less-known think tanks committed to the Koch's libertarian beliefs".

You can say something like, "I've read all about your mission and I think being committed to educating the world for free is an amazing goal".. Show that you know what the position entails, too.

… We thought you were committed to not cutting tax credits.

And I did like him very much but I also thought he was committed to democracy.