Sentence examples for take the tasks from inspiring English sources

In existential philosophies which are often less overtly theological and sometimes entirely secular this element of critique is retained but is directed against forms of personal and social life that do not take the tasks of human existence seriously enough.

So take the tasks on your to-do list, and add a specific when and where to each.

The goal is to take the tasks your email inbox has created for you and distill which ones you need to actually do.

They take the task given to them deathly seriously.

Some writers take the task upon themselves in all its weightiness, others do so reluctantly.

Velocity's workers appear to take the task seriously, but it can't be taken seriously enough.

"They didn't ask questions or take the task any further.

Hence, some students do not take the task seriously when producing their coursework.

Anyone who says it is doesn't take the task seriously enough.

The police set the men free and Edna decides to take the task upon herself.

"Do not rely on others, take the task upon yourself," Gadahn said, according to the Middle East Media Research Institute.