Sentence examples for very commitment from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, these people's very commitment to international revolution made them dangerous hosts for Nicholas.

Kirn mocks as anachronistic Wood's interest in literary detail and the operation of "nouns and adjectival phrases" — indeed, his very commitment to understanding "how fiction works".

They are now questioning the president's very commitment to private property.Since his inauguration in February, Venezuela's homeless have increasingly taken to seizing vacant buildings, and converting them into places to live, or taking over plots of land and erecting rudimentary shelters on them.

I do applaud a general trend toward fewer unnecessary or simply wrongly conceived commas, but misspellings, missed words, poor usage and hopelessly tangled construction reflect most surely on the perceived intelligence of the writer, indeed on his very commitment to the transaction at hand.

This life deconstructs, because it requires (in order to sustain interest) the very commitment that it also rejects.

Duncan Orr-Ewing, head of species and land management at RSPB Scotland, said: "It calls into question their very commitment to the aims and objectives of the Partnership for Action Against Wildlife Crime Scotland (PAWS).

The new political realities leave Terry McAuliffe – for now - with Donald Trump on the wrong side of history and in conflict with the very commitments he just made at the Bonn conference.

"It's this incredible combination of very committed, serious political commitment, and this bizarre comic sensibility".

It's a very personal commitment.

"Pakistan has made a very strong commitment to that".

The portrait involved no sittings and very little commitment.