Sentence examples for dutiful person from inspiring English sources

He was a transparently honest and kindly and dutiful person, and he depreciated no civilized standard, though it was startling when he ended his speech with the statement that the prosecution of Marchant reminded him of words spoken two thousand years ago, "Forgive them, Father, for they know not what they do".

As a dutiful sad person, I felt instantly defeated.

One person dutifully follows best-by, sell-by and use-by date labels on packaged and processed food while another jeers at them.

There's the reviewer who searches out humbug and human weakness; and yet there's also the totally genuine 'How are the children?' John, who is a decent, kind, dutiful, loyal, generous, rather conformist person.

Below 14th Street, the person will smirk, dutifully ask "What kind?" or appear to start swallowing an egg, which is a disguised yawn.

He said Queen Elizabeth "has played a blinder as queen", but her "dull and dutiful grandfather, George V, recognised that the person who should be commemorated at the end of the First World War wasn't him, but the Unknown Soldier".

But her dull and dutiful grandfather, George V, recognised that the person who should be commemorated at the end of the first world war wasn't him, but the Unknown Soldier".

6.5/10 You know that person at work who dutifully fulfils their contractual obligations without offering a scintilla more in terms of effort or inspiration?

Before answering, the person on the other end dutifully took down my loan number, Social Security number, etc., and then asked me to verify my address.

Although doggedly dutiful, Marina is by various counts the last person who should be sent into this Heart of Darkness.

(He also says, rather dutifully, that Teresa Reveles seems like a decent person who does a good job — no song clips to go with that revelation).