Sentence examples for feel no responsibility from inspiring English sources

After all, they feel no responsibility for slavery and segregation, or their lingering effects.

Pammie persuades George that he need feel no responsibility to his mother's friends whom Gow will be chauffering to parties; they decide to forget Gow.

"I feel no responsibility," he insists.

Too many Jews today feel no responsibility to lend support to Israel, not understanding why its existence is so crucial or taking it for granted.

They feel no responsibility and continue to produce such swill in the face of a staggering obesity, diabetes and heart disease epidemics because they know we'll buy it if they package it right.

And when children feel no responsibility or accountability for their actions, the next step is for them to feel and act entitled -- entitled to act according to how they feel and to what will immediately gratify them, and entitled to not do whatever they don't want to do.

In between assignments, he felt no responsibility to provide support for the family, feeling that his thoughts, his trips for public speaking, and his philosophizing with friends like Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau were more important that earning a living.

"But I felt a responsibility to start doing something … Jeremy clearly felt no responsibility".

Since he was not teaching a course in judgment, I presume he felt no responsibility to display any".

At the time, I felt no responsibility for this cruel dispossession, no liberal guilt, but I knew enough to keep my junior atheist's mouth shut.

The first lady was referring to the mayor's statement on Tuesday that he felt no responsibility to reach out to black New Yorkers after the shooting.