How To Use duty-bound In A Sentence
- He seems to feel duty-bound to provoke a reaction whether it is outrage, exasperation, outright hostility or unreserved admiration.
- Most fledgling parents or parents-to-be feel duty-bound to invest in some sort of guide to looking after a new baby, and publishers, naturally, feel duty-bound to take advantage of that by churning out one guide after another.
- When I know a visitor is due, I feel duty-bound to look my best, so I usually catch a quick shower, put on a bright shirt, pressed trousers and even a sunny smile.
- There is not much in the world more enervating than talking about cologne, but since the meal was being paid for by Tommy Hilfiger, for whom the publicists worked, I felt duty-bound to express some interest in the scent trade.
- In South Africa and in southern hemisphere domestic rugby in general, the defending team feels duty-bound to allow the ball to be recycled about 94 times before it can bring itself to compete for it.
- It is satisfying to see that the Executive appears to have taken the hint on the appointment, though it still went through the process of hiring headhunters, no doubt because it is duty-bound to do so.
- If one adheres to that philosophy, then it's a duty to finish a child's meal, and duty-bound eating should be duty-free eating. Maggie Lamond Simone: Avoiding Holiday Weight Gain the Smart Way: Rationalization
- As the classical Greek tragedy bible dictates, the spurned queen is duty-bound to seek vengeance, and both innocent and guilty are indiscriminately caught up in the inevitable bloodbath and terrifying climax.
- The book is full of ghosts for whom the poet feels duty-bound to speak, and for the most part his theme is what the ghosts long for, the lovely body of earth.
- Does not use the worry, in this decision destiny time, in order to defend and saves us the common homeland Earth, anybody all should be duty-bound , bounden!
