Examples of 'am obliged' in a sentence
Meaning of "am obliged"
The phrase 'am obliged' is a formal expression used to show gratitude or appreciation for a favor, help, or kindness received from someone. It indicates a sense of indebtedness and acknowledges the assistance or act of kindness shown. It is commonly used as a polite response to express thanks or to acknowledge someone's efforts on one's behalf
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I am obliged to uphold the honor of our sect.
I so to you am obliged by much.
I am obliged to do what is required to avoid your execution.
I sure am obliged.
I am obliged formally to do what the groups request.
If my counsel no longer has value then I am obliged to withdraw from court.
I am obliged to uphold the honour of our sect.
And to continue to offer quality content I am obliged to appeal to your generosity.
I am obliged to say at least a word or two in response.
Despite the methods I am obliged to employ to get at it.
I am obliged to extract unimaginable pain from you.
Gossip so loudly that I am obliged to take my family.
I am obliged to wrap a coverlet about me to keep comfortable.
The same will apply if I am obliged to cancel.
I am obliged to the neck two gamblers.
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Full of strength and energy I am obliged to resort to suicide.
I am obliged to take one hurdle at a time.
I will defend my client as I am obliged to under the law.
I am obliged to him for saying this.
It is with regret that I am obliged to take the floor today.
I am obliged to you for your counsel.
You do understand that I am obliged to operate within the rules.
I am obliged to give both of them the floor now.
Perhaps the hardest is that I am obliged to support my prime ministers.
I am obliged communicating them my dissatisfaction in spite of pressing of my collars.
This is why I am obliged to take up the pen.
Am obliged to leave you.
I understand that I am obliged to ask you to form a government.
I will be moderate for the reason that I am obliged to sell.
I am obliged to adhere to a number of rules of law.
I can not help it that I am obliged to tell you this.
I am obliged to put to you an open question.
Because if you do not I am obliged to do so.
I am obliged to leave early to catch my train.
This is Torah and I am obliged to learn it.
I am obliged to do so and it is the best for the child.
And that I am obliged to pay.
I am obliged to you for your assistance.
I suppose I am obliged to attend.
I am obliged to evaluate your prosecution on the charge of manslaughter.
But here am I so poor that I am obliged to toil incessantly for my bread.
I am obliged to ask whether matters can be settled peaceably.
Not that I want to eat less but I am obliged to suggest you.
I am obliged to warn you and show you my loyalty.
I have become suddenly very unwell, and am obliged to leave you.
I am obliged to you for that lecture.
On behalf of my group, therefore, I am obliged to request a referral back to committee.
I am obliged to inform that from now on.
I was not supposed to let you know, but I am obliged to now.
I am obliged to vote against the draft.
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We are not obliged to insure goods for transport
Her delegation had therefore been obliged to abstain
I feel obliged to correct some of these falsehoods
