Or a reminder to be more dutiful in their service?
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But this is a new kind of love—a more dutiful love.
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Whereas K. Rock is all attentiveness, Nugent looks more dutiful than anything else.
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Afterwards, some clamour for T-shirts she tosses from a truck, but the overall response seems more dutiful than passionate.
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His incisive wit and brilliance enabled him to convey, in one entertaining spoof, what reams of reporters missed through more dutiful stories.
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While Latson's storytelling is sometimes more dutiful than necessary, her book provides a thorough overview of Williams syndrome, and its thought-provoking paradox.
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A concert on Thursday aimed at rallying support against the National Front drew small crowds, and the vibe was more dutiful than boisterous, Le Monde reported.
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The story can't help but be stirring, but director Peter Berg's spare, flag-waving ode to Beantown's beating heart frequently comes across as more dutiful than dramatic.
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While mildly fun in places, the series proves more dutiful than daring as it goes about the setbacks associated with getting this enterprise up on its feet.
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Yet a new movie chronicling an early chapter in the Supreme Court Justice's career, "On the Basis of Sex," proves more dutiful than delightful, only stirring to life toward the end.
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He is distinguished visually by a jowly, closed-mouth smile — more dutiful driver's license photo than strapping congressional portrait — and a penchant for removing his tie before getting all the way back to his office, slipping wordlessly past the swarm of scribes.
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Investigation Discovery follows with "Aaron Hernandez: An ID Murder Mystery," a more dutiful tick-tock of the criminal trial (its primary sources are journalists who followed the case), complete with the usual cheesy reenactments -- a tactic, unfortunately, that "Killer Inside" also employs, just a bit more judiciously.
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The elegantly feline Ms. Jaffrey — best known for her roles in the Merchant-Ivory film "Shakespeare Wallah" (1965) and, more recently, the NBC sitcom "I Feel Bad" — was incarnating a gangster granny who refuses to submit to her son's bleating demands for less meddling and more dutiful child care.
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One could not ask for a more dutiful checklist of horror film clichés, from the opening shot of the happy family in their car, watching the trees go by as they're filled with expectation of their new house (seen also most recently in Jordan Peele's Us), to the first-night-in-the-new-house-parents-get-a-little-randy sequence, to some of the hokiest mist-covered soundstages this side of a Christopher Lee Hammer film.
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Because of her compassion, empathy, and cuteness, she is more popular than Chocola with human boys, which leads Chocola to believe that the Human World and the Magic World are opposites. Vanilla was less popular in the Magical World than Chocola, due to her shy personality. Vanilla is also more conscientious, and more dutiful than Chocola. However, in the third volume Chocola is able to beat her in getting hearts sometimes.
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Persecutions of Christians first started in 446 with the Christian nobles of Karkh in Mesopotamia. He later shifted his focus towards the Christian aristocracy of Iberia and Armenia. Yazdegerd II's persecutions of non-Zoroastrians generally seem to have been limited, with the aristocracy being the primary target. Indeed, Zoroastrian aristocrats were also targeted by Yazdegerd II, who had the advantage of entry to the court dismantled and castrated men in his field armies to generate eunuchs more dutiful to him than to their own families.
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In 1884, Manilal published Nari Pratishtha in eight installments in the weekly periodical Gujarati. It was republished, with additions, in book form in 1885. It deals with the status of women in Hindu tradition, and lays out Manilal's beliefs: in his view women were more capable of love and more dutiful than men, and that should be the focus of their education, though he also believed they should be taught subjects such as science and history. He believed that "a couple joined in love is undivided by death", so he considered widow remarriage a sin.
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New office manager Deangelo Vickers (Will Ferrell) picks favorites among the staff, including Kevin Malone (Brian Baumgartner), Jim Halpert (John Krasinski), a sycophantic Gabe Lewis (Zach Woods), and Darryl Philbin (Craig Robinson), who is attending business school thanks to Deangelo. He is also favorable towards Ryan Howard (B. J. Novak), who he believes is the head of the customer service department, and Kelly Kapoor's (Mindy Kaling) direct supervisor. Kelly is initially irate at the situation, but Ryan agrees to be a more dutiful boyfriend in exchange for Kelly keeping up the charade.
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