Examples of 'i felt obliged' in a sentence

i felt obliged: This phrase is used to indicate that someone felt a sense of duty or responsibility to do something, often due to social or moral reasons

I felt obliged to stay with gorillas here.

It is for all of these reasons that I felt obliged to vote against the report.

I felt obliged to visit and entertain him.

It was the other familiarity I felt obliged to discourage.

So i felt obliged to give way to my cousin.

As an honest man I felt obliged to return it.

I felt obliged to give some of it back.

But nevertheless I felt obliged to tell him anyway.

I felt obliged to read one of them.

He was nice so I felt obliged to talk to him.

I felt obliged to come and pay my respects before moving on.

As the manager I felt obliged to taste test and.

I felt obliged to tell him.

It was the other little familiarity that I felt obliged to discourage.

I felt obliged to drink it nonetheless.

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i felt nothing

i felt obligated

i felt out

i felt overwhelmed

They were making it rain . I felt obliged.

I felt obliged to correct her.

But you do understand why I felt obliged to see you?

I felt obliged to do that.

It was a gift, so I felt obliged to honour it.

I felt obliged to and went.

That was sickening, yet I felt obliged to read to the end.

I felt obliged to elaborate.

There were so many ill people there, I felt obliged to help.

I felt obliged to do it.

I liked the kiss . It was the other familiarity I felt obliged to discourage.

I felt obliged to impress upon him that such behaviour was in conflict with our interests.

I had a loving family, a lot of support . I guess I felt obliged to give some of it back.

I felt obliged to notify the Carabinieri too.

CI has become mandatory pre-game reading in the clubhouse, so I felt obliged to acknowledge that.

I felt obliged to protect both it and Nolan from that insanity.

I had a lovin ' family, a lot of support . I felt obliged to give some of it back.

I felt obliged to reassure the House that this was simply not correct.

All right. But you do understand why I felt obliged to see you?

I guess I felt obliged to give some of it back.

A woman in that part of Cairo, a European woman . - I felt obliged to . - You felt obliged to?

That I felt obliged to visit the buffet table.

But… he didn't sell fags, so I felt obliged to buy something.

I felt obliged to Ditko because.

I was concerned . A woman in that part of Cairo, a European woman . - I felt obliged to.

Thus I felt obliged to accept the invitation.

I felt obliged to stop the car, get out and give my eyes a good rub.

Though it pained me, I felt obliged to accept the reason given, namely that of safety.

I felt obliged to speak to you frankly, and in person I sympathesize your predicament.

For myself, I felt obliged to vote against the report.

I felt obliged to notify the Carabinieri too . The next morning he still had not returned home.

Somewhat absurdly, I felt obliged to say I would come here to buy a flat in Buccaneer House.

I felt obliged to ask the question, though I knew the answer.

One day, I felt obliged to protect her.

I felt obliged to write something more optimistic, hopeful, and beautiful.

Examples of using Felt

I liked how it felt for you to be proud of me

Felt like it was all starting to fall apart

I have never felt fitter in all my life

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Examples of using Obliged

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

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