Sentence examples similar to a perpetual responsibility from inspiring English sources

The King's malady prevented him from appearing at the signing of the treaty, forcing Isabeau to stand in for him, which according to Gibbons gave her "perpetual responsibility in having sworn away France".

As his oeuvre suggests, the past is never "come to terms" with, but recurs in a perpetual grappling with responsibility and guilt of the kind that "hibernates in dreams".

It wouldn't be a perpetual access.

Fiedler saw Twain's Huck Finn, Melville's Ishmael, and countless other canonical American literary characters as boys who refused to be civilized, who preferred a perpetual, homosocial boyhood to the responsibilities of adulthood in particular the responsibilities of mature heterosexual relationships.

Fiedler saw Twain's Huck Finn, Melville's Ishmael, and countless other canonical American literary characters as boys who refused to be civilized, who preferred a perpetual, homosocial boyhood to the responsibilities of adulthood — in particular the responsibilities of mature heterosexual relationships.

His strategy for living is to hoard the pleasures of the moment, to turn life into a perpetual Saturday night in a barroom and a bedroom and fend off the responsibilities of Sunday morning.

I'm a perpetual student".

He wears a perpetual scowl.

I was a perpetual renter.

It was like a perpetual pool".

"This is a perpetual part of Harvard.