Examples of 'feel an obligation' in a sentence
Meaning of "feel an obligation"
Feel an obligation - to have a sense of duty or responsibility towards someone or something
How to use "feel an obligation" in a sentence
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I do feel an obligation to share something with you.
And that they would feel an obligation.
I feel an obligation to you because you are family.
People say you feel an obligation.
Feel an obligation to help control costs.
I do not want you to feel an obligation.
You feel an obligation because we went on two dates.
I know you feel an obligation.
I feel an obligation to act on this directly with you.
The employees and shareholders of SUNfarming feel an obligation to observe this responsibility.
You feel an obligation to your friend.
They must feel that they own the process and so feel an obligation to participate.
Do not feel an obligation to attend my memorial.
That concern continues to be expressed, and we feel an obligation to be responsive.
I feel an obligation to safeguard our history.
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For I no longer feel an obligation of loyalty.
I feel an obligation since an agreement was made.
If anything terrible should happen… don't feel an obligation to attend my memorial.
We feel an obligation and a great opportunity.
If anything terrible should happen, do not feel an obligation to attend my memorial.
She would feel an obligation to her field of study to observe you.
Everybody gets grounded by something, and they feel an obligation to something.
I used to feel an obligation to invent things.
It 's just that I am starting to feel an obligation here.
I also feel an obligation to tell you the truth about something.
That involves a commitment - you feel an obligation to care about your friend.
They feel an obligation to give when they are asked for something.
Abir, Islam and their children feel an obligation to serve their community.
You feel an obligation to your friend and you wanna do right by him.
Well, I know that you feel an obligation to your people.
They feel an obligation to other life forms to help but not to interfere.
I probably should have left by now, but I feel an obligation.
And that they would feel an obligation to actually go forward.
I feel an obligation to act on this directly with you because I think we have a good.
Nevertheless, I feel an obligation to try.
We feel an obligation to give, an obligation to receive and an obligation to repay.
I know that if I do not take it I will get worse, so I feel an obligation.
You may also feel an obligation to protect or take care of them.
I probably should have left by now, but, well, I feel an obligation.
Others feel an obligation.
And I'm sure, knowing you as I do, that you will feel an obligation.
But you should also feel an obligation to explain it all to everyone else.
I'm sick of hearing you. - I feel an obligation.
I know you feel an obligation to your father but you have to obey your heart.
The baker… a nice fellow… might still feel an obligation to put out a few loaves.
So I feel an obligation to respond to the public.
But, you will feel an obligation.
And I feel an obligation to try and show people what happened.
After 46 years of marriage I feel an obligation to my wife.
Like CCR it may feel an obligation to be transparent because it provides a public good.
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The obligation not to arbitrarily withhold consent
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I just feel bad that you are so upset
I am really glad you feel that way
You will feel cold with no shoes
