Examples of 'felt obliged' in a sentence
Meaning of "felt obliged"
felt obliged: This phrase means feeling compelled or required to do something due to a sense of duty, gratitude, or social convention. It is commonly used to express a feeling of moral or social responsibility towards a particular action
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But we felt obliged to go beyond this task.
Protestants have always felt obliged to help people.
Chris felt obliged to share herself out.
They would have felt obliged.
I felt obliged to stay with gorillas here.
I do not think he felt obliged to kill himself.
I felt obliged to visit and entertain him.
I would maybe have felt obliged to do like them.
We felt obliged to actually pay for it and.
The bishop then felt obliged to sack him.
We felt obliged to honor his request.
But as a journalist he felt obliged to follow the story.
I felt obliged to give some of it back.
He therefore felt obliged to abstain.
I felt obliged to read one of them.
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Woody allen has never felt obliged to top himself.
So i felt obliged to give way to my cousin.
I wanted to tell you a little about me before you felt obliged to talk.
Honey felt obliged to tell the girl.
And also those who had not involved in the process felt obliged to participate.
People felt obliged to top themselves.
Institutions that live and die by relative performance felt obliged to increase their internet holdings.
One felt obliged to help her.
It is for all of these reasons that I felt obliged to vote against the report.
We felt obliged to move troops into the sinai.
Your rapporteur therefore felt obliged to retable this amendment.
He felt obliged to invite him to dinner.
One third of the population has felt obliged to live outside of the country.
I felt obliged to come and pay my respects before moving on.
UKIP MEPs have therefore felt obliged to vote against this resolution.
I felt obliged to drink it nonetheless.
It was the other familiarity I felt obliged to discourage.
But he felt obliged to say something.
It was the other little familiarity that I felt obliged to discourage.
I therefore felt obliged to intervene personally.
We leave as an historic document the above note which M Poisson felt obliged to insert.
We therefore felt obliged to go for a look.
Felt obliged to criticize Chan.
But we felt obliged to.
Number two is that I really felt obliged.
Zuangeng felt obliged to go with him.
Spokesman Lukasz Lipinski said Wednesday the museum felt obliged to protest.
The regime felt obliged to mount a legal farce.
Day hated the idea of doing television, but felt obliged to it.
The aristocrats felt obliged to make popular concessions.
Why, it was all so shameless that she felt obliged to apologize.
Sometimes felt obliged to acquiesce.
As an employee of yours, Philby felt obliged to do it.
We therefore felt obliged to vote against the adopted wording.
Videophone calls, but he felt obliged to listen.
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Her delegation had therefore been obliged to abstain
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