Sentence examples for responsibility to reflect from inspiring English sources

In the latter, journalists have a responsibility to reflect opposing views.

Because art has a responsibility to reflect the world of its audiences.

Artists have no ethical responsibility to reflect — or even consider — the views of their fan base.

Modern lyricists, he believes, have a responsibility to reflect the world around them.

"Surely as chief executive he has the responsibility to reflect mainstream attitudes," Mrs. Chan said in an interview.

But fashion also has a creative responsibility to reflect these chaotic times, to oppose the status quo.

Broadcaster Sandi Toksvig spoke about the importance of having "visible role models" and said it needs to be shown that television takes its responsibility seriously to reflect the society that we live in.

Mr. Walsh's decision to repeatedly bang the drum of strict fiscal responsibility appears to reflect his belief that the Tea Party support that swept him into office by roughly 300 votes will keep him there despite his own financial problems.

That's not the child's fault, but it does mean that the men and women in charge of the cartoons children watch should feel a responsibility to accurately reflect the society we live in.

Although it seems clear that we cannot anticipate every kind of negative consequences, the EE researcher may have a particular responsibility to carefully reflect on the outcomes of her/his own research beyond the short time frame of the study, since EE might have a strong influence on public policies, e.g. in health care or biopolitics.

But the BBC has a responsibility not only to reflect what the Conservatives are saying but also to reflect on it.