Sentence examples for even duty from inspiring English sources

His final visit to Hume, to see the great infidel on his deathbed, was driven primarily not by compassion or even duty.

The government was elected by due process, but that does not deny him – or others – the right, even duty, to protest against their policies, he argued.

You weren't particularly enthused about it, nor were you vehemently opposed to the idea – it wasn't nonconsensual, but you only really consented out of a sense of obligation, or guilt, or even duty.

Executive producer H. V. Kershaw was aware of their popularity, and requested that Granada Television's evening duty officer be made available on the night of broadcast, in order to take phone calls of congratulations from viewers.

Unfortunately, after handovers, there might be a change in number of staff on duty, with fewer staff covering night and evening duty compared to day duty.

In particular, the staff on evening duty is really tired of keeping dietary records: they say, 'oh, what a load of rubbish"'.

Students who did not participate mostly had hospital duty or other activities that prevented them from joining the study; in the latter two schools, the survey was administered late in the day, which may explain the lower proportion of students who joined the meeting and completed the questionnaire, since they have to go to hospitals for evening duty.

A writer should have no duties, not even the duty of writing well.

WNYC's Terrance McKnight and his colleague David Garland will assume evening duties.

Secondly, the night and evening duties are mainly covered by resident and intern doctors, under supervision of a specialist, who often is not available physically but is on call.

There were hundreds standing in Zion Square that evening in September, but nobody, not even a duty officer on the scene chose to intervene.