Sentence examples for human duties from inspiring English sources
They remind us, in effect: Don't think your position in society or in an organization exempts you from basic human duties.
He is not expected to emote or empathise or discharge any of the other awkwardly human duties of routine political leadership.
The Banjul Charter is unique in its definition of human rights as being of a civil, political, economic, social and cultural nature, and in its affirmation of human duties that every individual has to others.
Reliable British actor Bill Nighy performs the human duties behind the high-tech make-up, lending an air of rancid fun to this slimy sea beast, who yo-ho-hos around the ocean accompanied by a crew of rum-sodden crustaceans.
She followed this by Animals and Why They Matter (Midgley 1983), a well-written, clearly reasoned assessment of human duties toward animals.
That's the only rule and our human duty.
And Andreotis saw it as his human duty to pick up the debris.
We want it so badly that we feel it's our human duty to humiliate ourselves.
First, there is a moral, legal and indeed human duty of care and compassion that applies to all staff working with vulnerable people whoever employs them.
At various times he relates the history of classical heroes, attacks the hoarding of money, and theorizes about astronomy and about the human duty to increase and multiply.
