Sentence examples for talk about duty from inspiring English sources
Mrs. Chisholm, an actress who suffered a nervous breakdown and married a dull guy from Dayton, warns Gabby, "Don't let them stifle you with their talk about duty.
Wearing the uniform is more than saluting the flag and talking about duty, honor and country.
"You're talking about duties on commodities, something that's almost as complicated as the Internal Revenue Code," Mr. Jones said.
"They can talk about civic duty all they want, but it would be naive to think they don't want influence over a company they're putting such significant money into," said the Inquirer columnist Monica Yant Kinney.
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It was a two-hour drive to Charlotte, but it went quickly for Pace, listening to Perfume James talk about her duties as pastor, how her former life of degradation and despair now seemed like somebody else's bad dream.
In the minutes before P.M.Q.s, the benches filled with M.P.s, and from the burr of conversation a live mike picked up the voice of a junior minister talking about whiskey duty in Scotland.
Like many Japanese corporate chiefs, Toyoda spends a lot of time talking about a duty to provide jobs, pay taxes and build a low-carbon society.
Still, when Waldheim began to talk about doing his duty as a soldier, Peter Handke offered his services to Steyrer, twelve hundred intellectuals published a letter of protest, and another group of writers and artists took ads in the daily papers to say that, while they didn't really like the Socialists, Kurt Steyrer would do less damage than Kurt Waldheim as an Austrian President.
"At the election there was much talk about a fuel duty stabiliser.
