Sentence examples for like a duty from inspiring English sources

And what felt to me like a duty call turned out to be an unforgettable experience.

In spite of the lectures, reading Fishnet never felt like a duty.

This job of inspiring or representing others – does it sometimes feel like a duty or a burden?

But it got to the stage where I could 'make' a small studio, and so it began to feel like a duty.

What with the acclaim, the awards buzz and the harrowing subject matter, finally seeing McQueen's slavery drama now feels like a duty.

Here Mr. Burns's elegiac thoroughness, which can sometimes make watching his films feel like a duty, is given a big lift by the artfully assembled music.

My daughter once said she thought I dressed like a duty-free shopper.

These dueling claims on Mumbai explain its mongrel look: like a duty-free mall in parts, in parts like a refugee camp.

The local Asian Books and Video store, the kind of shop that most of us would walk past without pausing to notice, has a "tranquil but impoverished air, like a duty-free shop in a socialist country".

Foreign buyers may be interested in a government program called Malaysia My Second Home, which awards a 10-year visa as well as privileges like a duty-free car purchase.

Most of all, it seems strange that a pot of public money, set aside specifically for areas affected by the riots, should be spent on lubricating the path for a wealthy private developer to transform one of the most deprived parts of London into something very much like a duty-free shopping lounge.