Sentence examples for about this duty from inspiring English sources

George Church, a researcher who has recently (Boyle 2013) albeit perhaps mistakenly (Remal 2013) garnered attention as an avid advocate of cloning Neanderthals, wrote about this duty.

But the couple would probably like something a little more personal, otherwise it may seem like you didn't care about this duty, or that the couple isn't interesting enough to be the subject of a toast.

A recurrent finding was that almost all community-based practitioners felt anxious about assuming this duty and unsure of its scope.

The men who performed this duty, about 150 of them, were known as penguins.

"This is about the duty of the district attorney to seek justice," Mr. Watkins said.

In his dissent to Griswold (1965), he wrote: I realize that many good and able men have eloquently spoken and written, sometimes in rhapsodical strains, about the duty of this Court to keep the Constitution in tune with the times.

In not finding such a right implicit in the Constitution, Black wrote in his dissent that "Many good and able men have eloquently spoken and written... about the duty of this Court to keep the Constitution in tune with the times..

They insisted that being a "father" was more about caring than about fulfilling a duty.

And juries have never been sticklers about the duty to retreat.

She could have got by, even when he was away for months, living his separate life, not bothering to phone for days on end and, when he did, making it clear that he had other things to think about, that this was some duty he felt he had to perform.

Attlee's view was simple: this was about duty, playing one's part in the Atlantic community.