Sentence examples for truly commit from inspiring English sources

A woman — or a man — needs to get to know who "me" really is before one can truly commit to being "we".

He is willing to do so but cannot truly commit to behavior five years from now, and I won't force him to continue his Jewish education.

But only when the major carmakers truly commit to electric cars and then start showing consumers the advantages can we expect broad-based demand.

Still, Republican donors will want to know just how damaged the president may be by the end of this year before they truly commit to a challenge.

More focus should also be placed on developing the supervisory and leadership skills of managers at all levels in the grape industry, this will help us to create businesses with work cultures to which employees can truly commit.

"Breaking Bad" is the first story to truly commit the full spectrum of New Mexico to film: the grandiose vistas, the soaring altitudes, the banal office complexes, the Kokopellis and Kachina dolls, the seamy warehouses, the marshmallow clouds.

Are we truly committed to a decent society?

She was truly committed to individuals and families seeking recovery.

Until a central bank truly commits to their policy, they cannot prove their point.

He was the only Palestinian leader truly committed to the reconciliation of two peoples.

Perhaps the president is truly committed to Israel's long-term security and well-being.