Sentence examples similar to duty-bound to exploit from inspiring English sources

I felt duty-bound to explain this was an important part of both skiing and snow.

From the Norman conquest of Ireland in the 12th century, the English began imagining themselves as the new Romans, persuading themselves they were as duty-bound to civilise "backward" tribes as they were destined to exploit their resources, land and labour.

Almost daily, he is duty-bound to break the law.

I felt duty-bound to cook them well.

The government was duty-bound to sanction it.

Most journalists are duty-bound to appear in embarrassing photographs.

Many feel duty-bound to donate money for its upkeep.

He was duty-bound to pass them on.

Salmond insisted the BBC had a duty to cooperate, implying it was duty-bound to reveal its source.

The parishioners, however, appeared to find themselves duty-bound to deprecate all things Italian.

Show them to the people". Mrs. Moses-Nussbaum felt duty-bound to make this happen.