Sentence examples for weighty duties from inspiring English sources
She supports his insidious plan to force Lysa's son Robin Lino Facioliintonto assuming his weighty duties as Lord of The Vale -- a task for which the fragile, overprotected boy is woefully unprepared.
I've got a weighty responsibility.
This objection contends that there is a weighty moral duty to proportion one's beliefs to the evidence, and that this duty flows from moral personhood to be a morally responsible person requires that one have good reasons for each of one's beliefs.
Some have argued that authoritative commands simply give especially weighty content independent duties, which can be balanced against other duties (Shapiro 2002).
Finally, although he does not say it, his view would surely be that the duty of non-maleficence is weightier than the duties of reparation, gratitude, and fidelity: it is (unless much is at stake) wrong to harm others in order to fulfil these duties.
Declaring war or authorizing the Commander-in-Chief to deploy U.S. Armed Forces is the most weighty and important duty that Congress possesses under the Constitution.
The burden of taxes and forced government service was made weightier by numerous transport duties for the army and for the annona service and was regulated by the jurists through financial, personal, or mixed charges.
It was all very different when Nasser Hussain was signing off for Essex before resuming England duties with another weighty innings.
Indulge in this light read before you plunge into the magazine's more heavy-duty offerings – a weighty tome on Mr. Modi awaits you.
Nevertheless, preconception moral duties will often be weighty and reluctance to accept such duties on account of the burden they impose do not warrant preconception insouciance.
It's the story of how this youngest and most underestimated of siblings slowly, painfully, incrementally found genuine purpose of his own in shouldering the weighty burden of familial expectations and the duty of carrying on his slain brothers' work.
