Sentence examples for sense responsible from inspiring English sources

To be considered truly free, then, it would seem to be necessary for us to be in some sense responsible for being the people we are, and that responsibility needs to go "all the way down": it has to be up to you and you alone what values and beliefs you hold dear and act upon.

Aren't her parents in some sense responsible?

But, as American citizens, we are, in a broader sense, responsible for those abuses — which is a large part of why so many Americans became determined to end the wars that had brought them about.

"Hacking is about a notion of what journalism is and what is permissible – just as Watergate was about what it's permissible for the president to do," he says, arguing that Murdoch is, in the broadest sense, responsible for his now closed Sunday tabloid.

In this sense responsible research can be interpreted as the one in which researchers (and other parties concerned) are held accountable for bringing about what is desired or/and for avoiding what it is not desired.

Is the presence of the substantial form human being nothing more than the presence of those properties, or is the form something further which is, in some sense responsible for the presence of those properties?

Barber's torn P.C.L. is in a couple of senses responsible for his great success.

Well, there are two senses of "responsible": a moral sense and a causal sense.

This sense of responsible eating seems widespread.

There is also a sense that responsible tourism to Haiti could put money where it is really needed.

"There is no sense of responsible leadership in the Police Department," the commission said in a report released last summer.