Sentence examples for having to be responsible from inspiring English sources
Do you think Republicans enjoy not having to be responsible for governance?
"This business of not having to be responsible for things frees up your whole life," he continued.
On "Wild Child" he recalls his reckless youth and unsuccessful flirtations with teachers, and on "Headache," he groans about having to be responsible while everyone around him doesn't bother.
Though Iris resents having to be responsible for her dreamy, wayward sister, it soon becomes clear that the two girls are alter egos of sorts -- doppelgangers and soul mates, like so many of the paired heroines in Ms. Atwood's novels, from Cordelia and Elaine in "Cat's Eye" to Zenia and her adversaries in "The Robber Bride".
But I think I've always been drawn to the idea of the miracle of convalescence: the weakness after pain, the sense of reprieve, the dawning well-being — and yet inside a frame that still exempts the patient from having to be responsible and capable.
So, we're seeing broad usage and we feel like it addresses a lot of the frustrations around having to be responsible for a physical token.
