Sentence examples for feeling the responsibility from inspiring English sources

"I developed a stomach issue just feeling the responsibility of taking care of that work and that image".

His answer is, of course, a deflection, maybe even a psychological defence, to stop him feeling the responsibility is all his.

Then, frustrated with his life, and feeling the responsibility of providing for a child, Michael D. Hattem entered the Borough of Manhattan Community College — the only college that would admit him, he says, as a high school dropout with a G.E.D.

Although the Bancrofts, unlike the Sulzbergers and the Grahams, are not engaged in management, Hammer says that they have "the same sense of the public trust, of feeling the responsibility for the stewardship of their company, particularly the Wall Street Journal".

Feeling the responsibility of high office, Primakov has backed away from his populist "return to the past" rhetoric.

Referring to the approximately 500 days he had already spent in federal custody, Mr. Slatkin said, "Not one of these days has gone by without feeling the overwhelming responsibility for the harms I caused these people".

Sophie and Jason have thirty days to wait before adopting Paw Paw, and, feeling the impending responsibility as the end of their carefree days, quit their jobs to fulfill dreams in a hurry.

New London Irish captain Declan Danaher says he is already feeling the extra responsibility he has at the club with the new season just days away.

People all across Europe are taking matters into their own hands, not waiting for their governments to act, feeling the moral responsibility to ease the suffering of the hundreds who have been thrown at their doorstep.

"You feel that you have a big responsibility, but I think it's different to feeling this responsibility with pressure.

Even if a patient's death was unavoidable, medics expressed feeling obligation and responsibility to the patients and their families.