Sentence examples for a like obligation from inspiring English sources

And a like obligation was held to arise in the case of Weatherby v. Bonham, 5 C. & P. 228.

By the constitution, a treaty is placed on the same footing, and made of like obligation, with an act of legislation.

There isn't a debt-like obligation if an artist doesn't reach an expected income level.

Many countries, America included, have designed student debt primarily as a mortgage-like obligation: it is repaid to a fixed schedule.

But it felt like an obligation, a moral duty.

"And Justice for All" is a respectable work that too often feels like an obligation, a requirement, on the part of the author as well as the reader.

"I was so genuinely, heavily entrenched in [Twilight], and not in a way that felt like an obligation.

However, S&P's estimate, which includes the currently reported £221m pensions deficit, minus tax assets of £21m, but plus operating lease commitments of about £140m referred to as "debt-like obligations", is a net debt figure of £1.2bn.

Avengers: Age of Ultron plays like an obligation, a box to be checked off on a list before all parties move on to the things they really want to do.

Some Juggalos covered Ariel Pink! – gave me an opportunity, which felt like an obligation, to try to find some way to defend those scrappy Faygo guzzlers to the world.

Going to a bookstore and hearing a great book read aloud is a privilege — it should never feel like an obligation.