Sentence examples for intense duty from inspiring English sources

He was still as obstinate as ever and still felt an intense duty to guide the country, but now he reckoned with political reality.

Thus, while the police may have been unusually energetic on returning to activities after the period of intense duty in September, she said, the increases in arrests in October were more likely a proportionate response to increased thievery.

Dinenage won and says she feels an intense sense of duty to the constituency as a result.

But this year, our book critic David L. Ulin goes against tradition to applaud a few daunting books -- the kind of intense, intellectual, heavy-duty reads that are such a challenge that it might take a whole summer to truly tackle them.

Moving into a camp at Heliopolis, near Cairo, after receiving a small number of reinforcements and replacement horses, the regiment began a period of intense training and guard duties as they acclimatised to the local conditions.

The swift action to relieve the officers of their duties follows intense criticism of the Chicago Police Department's handling of previous shootings by cops, including the death of Laquan McDonald, which sparked mass protests in the city.

Our study results support this finding as well, and lead to the conclusion that physicians working at public hospitals have to work overtime largely because of more intense documentation and administrative duties.

It was also found that the intense ion bombardment at low duty cycles deteriorates the film structure and their mechanical properties.

Over the last three decades, clerical Iran has nurtured an intense intellectual discourse about the duties that man owes to God.

And Lineker is not someone whose BBC duties are so intense that he would have to move house.

Staining in the LIPUS group at 20% duty cycle was more intense than the static group.