Sentence examples for true duty from inspiring English sources

Perhaps this is my life's, my writing's sole, true duty: to delineate the course of this disintegration".

Dissent, rebellion, and all-around hell-raising remain the true duty of patriots.

But I also think you were doing your true duty as a father, to provide unwavering support and encouraging me to persevere in the face of many doubters who scoffed at my dream of becoming "the Andrew Carnegie of the developing world".

"You wouldn't let somebody pick up a Q-tip if you weren't comfortable with the level of malpractice, liability, fire, coverage, everything else that you had in that hospital, because you would have liability if you failed to perform your true duties".

Further, a reasonable juror could determine that the company's strict policies and stringent allocation of staff labor hours resulted in Hale forgoing true management duties in order to perform menial tasks so the store could simply remain open".

The story line is one of suffering and of eventual salvation, of deliverance by mighty forces of history and of divine oversight that will not allow England to continue to suffer once she has returned to the true path of duty and decency.

It isn't designed for true hard-core duty; its maximum payload is much lower than that of Chevy's Silverado 2500, which can handle 3,500 pounds of cargo, while some of Ford's F-Series trucks can take 4,500 pounds.

Jon Snow wants to do what's right and has a true sense of duty, but he's got some bad temptations (Egret) that could drag him down in the muck.

Add your voice to the more than 700,000 other Americans who've urged the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to hold true to their duty to uphold the spirit of the Endangered Species Act and continue to recover wolf populations to the wild.

It is, however, true that the duty of rescue entails a strong assumption that the rescue is not carried out primarily (or even partly) in expectation of some sort of recompense.

While Buckingham Palace disputed any suggestion that the Prince sees kingship as a prison, it is true that his duties will have to come first.