Sentence examples for was commitment from inspiring English sources
noun
The act or an instance of committing, putting in charge, keeping, or trust, especially:
In India, at least for my new boyfriend, love didn't lead to commitment; love was commitment.
What I felt shining through the interactive elements of "Biophilia" was commitment from the people behind them, including Bjork herself, to deliver something wholly creative.
I didn't want it to be on/off, and I didn't want to be hurt, so it was commitment or nothing.
Key among these responses -- based upon the questions asked by The Times -- was the role of attendance in judging success and the issue of the so-called populist approach that has been part of Brooklyn's long-standing strategic (before we knew what strategic was) commitment to its community.
"I think he will work on us in terms of possession and creativity, but I thought there was commitment in terms of the team defensively".
Then two years ago, when each was commitment-free, Dr. Rabkin flew from Auckland to interview for a fellowship in heart and lung transplants at the University of California, Los Angeles, and to see Ms. Hess.
Remark, "Now, that's commitment".
