Sentence examples for responsibility himself from inspiring English sources

He doesn't throw blame around, and took a lot of responsibility himself.

What does that tell you?" Bryant was more mild mannered Thursday, and he took some responsibility himself for the way things have gone.

There might be a way of persuading Michael to take responsibility himself, through the vehicle of a last-ditch intervention, in which an addict is confronted with the reality of his actions.

Despite those resignations, a leading British police officer, Sir Hugh Orde, president of the Association of Chief Police Officers, on Sunday said that Rupert Murdoch was still "in complete denial" about the scandal and had refused to take responsibility himself for wrongdoing within his newspaper empire.

Mr Zhou's ability to amass great power under China's "collective leadership" model may help explain Mr Xi's much more assertive approach to leadership which Mr Minzner argues includes taking responsibility himself for control of the legal apparatus and the party structures that control it.

Mr Howard forced his director of prisons, Derek Lewis, to resign, while declining to accept much in the way of responsibility himself, famously refusing to answer a question put 14 times by a television interviewer suggesting he had made Mr Lewis a scapegoat.

Oh, and while we're at it, here's James Blake assuming remix responsibilities himself with a funky, atmospheric version of Come Through.

In addition to bearing a heavy load of the conducting responsibilities himself, Mr. Levine has typically surrounded himself with maestros of lesser luster than those typically hired by the top symphony orchestras.

But while most of his contemporaries have the fantasy of signing the bottom line of a label contract, Jonah, instead, has rejected a record company's offer, and has taken on many of that machine's responsibilities himself.

Mahendran had no prior experience in film directing, and cinematographer Balu Mahendra, a director himself, had significant responsibility, involving himself in all aspects of screenplay, dialogue, camera angles, casting and editing, according to Mahendran's wishes.

Yet Chazelle seems to suggest that Fletcher, for all his likely criminal cruelty, has nonetheless forced Andrew to take responsibility for himself, to make decisions on his own, to prove himself even by rebelling against Fletcher's authority.