Sentence examples for duty to continue from inspiring English sources
He feels it's his sacred duty to continue the male line.
"This escalation has now meant that he feels more of a duty to continue," he said.
But he thought, too, that, wherever he was, it was his duty to continue to speak out.
And he dismisses suggestions that the organisation's duty to continue printing these maps might be contrary to its commitment to the database.
A number of people are making a more serious argument that backpackers have a moral duty to continue to support the economy that has evolved to serve them.
Cohn also basically suggests he would quit if this were just about Trump's comments, emphasizing that he feels it's his "duty" to continue.
He said he had the "duty and the responsibility" to continue governing Italy.
As president of Green Cross International, a non-government environmental organisation that was among the first to sound the alarm about the environmental consequences of Nato's military action, I feel duty bound to continue the discussion.
If you've devoted your life to fighting for a cause, you will probably feel duty bound to continue supporting it, at least in public, however hopeless it may begin to look.
The Palestinians are duty bound to continue to resist the occupation and Israel will never be able to claim the high moral ground as long as the occupation persists.
