#responsibility

#responsibility

"Nothing...can sharpen the historian's mind like defeat." - Eric Hobsbawm, reflecting the value of learning from defeats and how many intellectuals have enriched our understanding from their own failures.

Everyone needs to be able to carry their own basic equipment, and a cell phone, wallet, and keys certainly fall into that category.

Rules serve as the backbone of society, yet many often forget to actively engage with them, leading to frustration when others don't follow suit.

"Without the ability to take responsibility, all other principles are useless. By not taking responsibility for your situation, you give all your power to the external factors or people that you blame, leaving yourself helpless."

I feel the urge to ride when I see someone on a scooter or motorcycle. I ran into my friend Paul at the Pump Station Cafe. He was going for a ride.

Maresca emphasized that players must take responsibility and show desire in these crucial final games. Tactics matter, but players’ commitment is essential to elevating Chelsea's performance.

"She'd had a consciousness, since that first day in Hamilton Hall, of becoming increasingly entangled in the universe, of her name no longer being the name of an innocent..."

"Young's work is enormously insightful and important for drawing attention to background structures that constrain people's choices and for developing the concept of forward-looking, political responsibility."

Ray thought it was enough to wash the car with soap and water, but it ended up looking worse than before. Proper products were necessary to maintain my car's appearance.

Eugene Vindman emphasized that as president, Donald Trump must take responsibility for the tragic mid-air collision, stating, "The buck stops with the president."

Inheriting a large sum brings financial power but also the responsibility to manage it wisely. Financial literacy is key to ensuring that wealth lasts.

No one in my family is in medicine, so putting the coat on for the first time meant a lot to me," said Ellen Li, a first-year student in the Medical Scientist Training Program ( MSTP). "It felt like a weight of responsibility, but also a joy of the future - not knowing where my path might go, but feeling that I have a responsibility to help others. That's something I've wanted for my whole life."