Sentence examples for ubiquitous commitment from inspiring English sources

In more mundane circumstances, most people exploit a ubiquitous commitment device that Adam Smith long ago made the centerpiece of his theory of social order: the value to people of their own reputations.

To be sure, the fragments contain an unambiguous commitment to ubiquitous dynamicity: "this world-order … is … an ever living fire... ...... (Fr. 217, Kirk-Raven-Schofield).

A cultural force and ubiquitous presence at book parties and other gala social events, he was tireless in his commitment to the serious contemporary fiction the magazine publishes.

The drafting of a sun protection policy acknowledges the ubiquitous nature of sun protection and the need to address it comprehensively, indicates a degree of commitment to finding solutions and provides a yardstick against which progress can be assessed.

Internal commitment.

Lisa: Commitment.

His commitment?

Demand commitment.

Capital controls are ubiquitous.

The virus is ubiquitous.

But gangsterism is ubiquitous.