Sentence examples for virtually committed from inspiring English sources

He has virtually committed hari-kiri.

(Cameron has virtually committed himself to withdrawing troops by 2015).

(b) Any account of truth employing a recursive framework may be virtually committed to taking sentences (maybe sentences of the language of thought) as primary truthbearers.

"He began by reading and virtually committing to memory not only the trial record and the state-court decisions in the Hill case," Garment writes, "but copious quantities of additional background material, including federal and state case law, law-review articles, and philosophical writing on libel and privacy….

Come to think of it, the world would be a better place if there were similar apps for other things that people should try on virtually before committing to — like hairstyles, tattoos and plastic surgery.

"But for a team like us, who who have committed virtually the fewest fouls in Europe, to have the disciplinary record we have is a bit of a joke".

How was it that Prime Minister David Lloyd George could commit virtually an entire generation of British youth to a conflict that posed no obvious danger to the playing fields of Eton?

More specifically, unauthorized users should virtually have to commit a crime to gain access to the firearm.

But in 1968, that's what we believe motivated the people to kill King, and in 2016, virtually everybody who commits these racist acts, people like Dylann Roof, they're talking about race war.

If they replay the tape, the MPs should be embarrassed: they will discover Ashley committed himself to virtually nothing.

"I have virtually my entire net worth committed to WPP for the next three to four years," Sir Martin said.