Sentence examples for duty of thinking from inspiring English sources
"The individual conscience is free to accept such dictated law, but the State, if its people are to be free, has the burdensome duty of thinking for itself".
To wrestle with its successes and mild imperfections is practically a civic duty of thinking persons, lest we should give in, the way Ennis Del Mar nearly does when he says ruefully to his beloved Jack: "If you can't fix it, you gotta stand it".
The harm, rather, is cumulative: the more market thinking comes to dominate life, the more it infects our ways of thinking, crowding out values such as loyalty, civic duty and altruism.
Draw inspiration, by all means, but recognize that the hard work of thinking through right and wrong remains a moral duty for us all.
But surely our primary duty should be to allow law-abiding people to live in safety.It means a complete change of thinking.
And by his way of thinking, keeping up his habit (and paying those high taxes) could be viewed as his patriotic duty.
She is capable of thinking.
However, Kant cautions us, "that we should not be fooled by an occasional coincidence of inclination and duty into thinking that warm feelings for others bestow moral worth on our actions.
The son of a 28-year Army veteran, the sergeant feels that he has done his duty and is thinking of leaving the Army and becoming a New York City police officer.
Some of the groups are heavy-duty outfits, thinking little of knocking off the trio of Yorkshire peaks – Ingleborough, Pen y-ghent and Whernside – in a single day; others are more than happy with a two-mile pootle alongside the calm canals of the big cities' post-industrial reaches.
