Examples of 'feels obliged' in a sentence
Meaning of "feels obliged"
feels obliged: Describes the sensation of being under a moral or legal obligation to do something, often due to social norms or expectations
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Who feels obliged to love you to distraction.
The wounded side feels obliged to respond.
He feels obliged to work it into every piece.
The priest is a man he feels obliged to save.
That one feels obliged to ask the question.
She offers to forget about it and Nate feels obliged to get back with her.
One feels obliged to put everything forward in a perfect form.
I think now he feels obliged to push back.
He feels obliged to honour his old commitment to Jane.
We are gonna make it real nice so she feels obliged to spend hours up here.
Rosa thus feels obliged to make his stories factually consistent.
And the Prime Minister feels obliged to react.
And she feels obliged to support women in her local community.
Believes in justice, he feels obliged to carry it out.
He feels obliged to go to Rome.
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Not if His Lordship feels obliged to give it up.
The Board feels obliged to make Governments of States parties aware of that danger.
He 's the president and feels obliged to stay.
Seville feels obliged to pay Christians tribute.
If something needs to be done, everyone feels obliged.
Tristan feels obliged to save him.
One country makes an aggressive move, so the other feels obliged to respond in kind.
Verdross nevertheless feels obliged to justify these exceptions by the principle of efficacity.
Initially not give any explanation, but ultimately feels obliged to tell the truth.
The poor guy probably feels obliged to give the handicapped woman a sex life.
Again, when our colleague feels obliged.
Where the author feels obliged to dispute the political character of Wagenschein.
Martino, husband of Mary, engages in political conflicts, and feels obliged to leave Italy.
The Council also feels obliged to comply with these stricter rules and standards.
Martino, husband of Maria, engages in political conflicts, and feels obliged to leave Italy.
Thackeray thus feels obliged to call Vanity Fair a novel without a hero.
Now, even the mayor feels obliged to speak out.
Monk feels obliged to help Julie out, unable to see her crying.
Having experienced these benefits, Xin feels obliged to tell others about it.
Sharp feels obliged to finish the job started back in Portugal and re-enters the army.
I suppose, he feels obliged to you.
Consequently, he feels obliged to look at them . ” 2 Voracious transparency arises from a fierce push-to-jouir.
French, one feels obliged to.
However, it feels obliged to comment on certain points.
Despite the risk, she feels obliged to help these distant cousins.
Mr Moreau. - My group feels obliged to vote against the report for the following reasons.
On the one hand, the government feels obliged to consolidate a profitable and growing industry.
As a result, the ECB feels obliged by the fiscal stance to maintain a loose monetary policy.
With elections in sight, the government feels obliged to sanction the beneficiaries of IPTL's generosity. [… ].
And everybody feels obliged to start pullin ' triggers.
As a consequence, the EU feels obliged to challenge US non-compliance in the WTO Boeing ruling.
I suppose, he feels obliged to you . I told him.
And friends who feels obliged ( under pain of My Fake Disapproval ) to read them.
Man-ching feels obliged to help her ex-lover.
In addition, the mother feels obliged to fulfill all of S2 's desires IRDI 17.
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