(1) His sense of duty is very strong.

(2) He has a strong sense of duty.

(3) The danger recalled him to a sense of duty.

(4) I did it out of a sense of duty.

(5) You have an overdeveloped sense of duty.

(6) He took up office out of a sense of duty.

(7) His sense of duty often stood between him and the enjoyment of life.

(8) His strong sense of duty made him insist on going(Sentencedict.com ), even if the weather was very bad.

(9) He worked on paper, and derived a sense of duty fulfilled as he proceeded through his Cabinet boxes.

(10) His successors were weighed down by the sense of duty.

(11) A voluntary sense of duty or obligation typifies developed moral feelings.

(12) Is there any sense of duty to give support to relatives in the outer circle of effective kin?

(13) He is lost to all sense of duty.

(14) Of course her sense of duty prevailed.

(15) His sense of duty never weakens.

(16) She suffered a disturbing sense of duty.

(17) We must have a sense of duty.

(18) His sense of duty, in many eases, must be of heroical temper.

(19) I don't want you to visit me simply out of a sense of duty.

(20) The shame which he suffered as a result of his inaction recalled him to a sense of duty.

(21) It's not something I enjoy. I do it purely out of a sense of duty.

(22) When we feel resentment or act out of a sense of duty it can sometimes be seen and felt by the person concerned.

(23) We aim to teach the children discipline and instil a sense of duty.

(24) Furious host officials last night accused Charles and Diana of putting their personal problems before their sense of duty.

(25) It was only to be expected that sooner or later the Collector's sense of duty would reassert itself.

(26) Conversely, those to whom citizens accord deference have been characterized by having an in-bred sense of duty.

(27) His career suggests that he was capable of combining a sense of duty with an urge to self-help.

(28) It was not surprising that the greatest difference occurred On the measure of persistence, drive, and sense of duty.

(29) Gladstone was dogged by the problems of Ireland to which his sense of duty drew him.

(30) On the other hand, you might appeal to their finer feelings, their sense of duty and responsibility.