Sentence examples for without being committed from inspiring English sources

What this sentence says is clearly true, and we can say that it is true without being committed to even the minimal being of Pegasus.

A man can't do that while being lazy, or without being committed.

Let us never again make the mistake of being involved in the maintenance of peace without being committed to its enforcement.These considerations provide two of the pillars of the eventual peace settlement: it must bring the end of armed dictatorship; and it must provide for a world-wide system of enforcing peace.

Millar (2007 and 2008) explicitly endorses the claim that we should accept a form of epistemological disjunctivism about perceptual knowledge without being committed to metaphysical disjunctivism.

And one cannot hold this without being committed to holding that the consequent of (1) logically follows from the antecedent of (1).

Mary's belief is strange, but general for all that, so we can report it without being committed to the existence of the Present King of France.

On the other, it is clearly possible to endorse the claim that meaning/content supervenes upon non-semantic, non-normative facts without thereby being committed to reductive naturalism.

Indeed, all parties agree that figurative language can fail to be ontologically committing; one can assert, truly, that she has butterflies in her stomach without thereby being committed to the existence of butterflies.

Accordingly, it is not obvious why a theory of law cannot in principle capture the internal point of view taken by legal practitioners towards the law without itself being committed to any thick evaluative claims about the law.

"And so time went by – three months, six months – without a word being committed to paper.

A careful look at the arrests of the three journalists jailed indicates police were arresting many people without any crime being committed.  .