Sentence examples for powerful duty from inspiring English sources

Before this generation grows old, it has a powerful duty to ensure opportunity is spread far more widely.

That creates a powerful duty for all of us to be active and engaged as citizens, to try to create a state whose policies reflect what we actually care about.

Despite using only natural ingredients, it is a powerful, heavy-duty moisturising treatment.

Only a powerful sense of duty could compel me to order dessert.

It is not that an officer pretends to be the same as his men: it is understood that a gulf of culture, upbringing and possibly wealth may lie between them (indeed, soldiers loathe any chinless subaltern who tries to be their best friend).But an officer must earn respect by being brave, competent, and bound by a powerful sense of duty.

Adams also shared with his wife a powerful sense of public duty, which they fulfilled despite great financial and emotional sacrifice.

Pope Francis has sent Catholic clergy a powerful reminder of their duty to stamp out sexual abuse of children by priests, warning that they must never let a fear of scandal lead to cover-ups.

Near the mouths of the intake channels of Old River Control, the Corps maintains another towboat, smaller than the Mississippi but no less powerful — a vessel on duty twenty-four hours a day and not equipped with white couches, wall-to-wall windows, or venetian blinds — the name of which is Kent.

The siblings compete in the charger division for modified race cars usually made from the chassis of a stock sedan, often a Crown Vic, with a customized body, a powerful engine and heavy-duty accessories.

Use a powerful hose and heavy-duty soap with a scrub.

Anywhere you go, the emotional imperative to cops to rally 'round when a fellow officer falls in the line of duty is a powerful element of police culture, and Philadelphia is no exception.