Sentences with phrase «book out of obligation»

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This book's commendably irenic response is to «set out fair terms of cooperation for a religiously diverse people who accept the obligation to treat one another with respect as equal members of our political community.»

This is what this corporate dictator anti-freedom-of-speech Mayor Michael Bloomberg had to say about those (like the women who were forced out of their job's of his company because they were pregnant) about whom he hire's for his company & I quote: «I just hopefully hire people who are a little more responsible, that's the first thing I worry about», «I've always thought that when you work for somebody, you have an obligation to not write a tell - all book afterwards and that's true whether you're in an administration or whether you're working for a private company».

I dug up a photo of an ex-boyfriend reminded me of a bitter heart - break... an unused gift from a relative, something I didn't care to keep... kitchen appliances from a friend I no longer talk to... a family heirloom from a deceased relative that I had never even met (something kept out of obligation)... books that no longer represent who I am today...

In fact, it was Kinberg that brought the book to Drew Goddard («Cabin In The Woods»), the writer / director wrote what Kinberg calls an «incredible script» and Goddard was going to helm it, but because of his obligations to the «Spider - Man» franchise (he's directing the «Sinister Six» movie), he had to bow out.

The novels and picture books included in this feature share several distinct features: the characters have highly permeable universes of obligation, they reach out to and stand up for friends and strangers, and most are upstanders, rather than bystanders, when their participation is called for.

Apparently he's finishing up everything so I'm forcing myself to get through the last books out of some weird sense of obligation to my younger and dumber self.

And yeah, and I go into it lightly in the book, and my dad's 80... Oh God, he's almost 81 years old, and he's never read a self help book in his life, and I think out of, you know, just out of sheer obligation he's read my book twice, and this fact, and it is a neurological, biological fact, that we're not living in reality, that we're living in a projection, and when our central nervous system is feeling anxious, or feeling excited, we will actually project that and see, in a biased way, what we wan na see.