Sentence examples for deep obligation from inspiring English sources

I do massive amounts of research and feel a deep obligation toward accuracy.

I want to be in Los Angeles because of family connections and a deep obligation to keep its past safe.

We burn it because we feel a deep obligation to stay with the court system of America.

Mr. Neeson's Kinsey is passionate about his work, and feels a deep obligation to the people it might help.

"We're mustering assets for them right now," Mr. Duignan said, adding that he feels a deep obligation as a firefighter to protect the widows from any bad investments.

But as Mr. Obama rightly observed in his inaugural address, the United States, as both major polluter and world leader, has a deep obligation to help shield the international community from rising sea levels, floods, droughts and other devastating consequences of a warming planet.

As he writes in his reflective final chapter, "Perhaps the deepest obligation of any foreigner in a place he loves that's not his own is to remember, daily, that his paradise is a fallen one".

"We have a deep responsibility and obligation to look into the events of that awful day to understand everything that occurred and then see what could be done to prevent a similar accident happening".

I am reminded of Norman Lear's words: "What we are all looking for is an urgent reawakening to the highest purposes and deepest obligations of our citizenship".

It came from some deep-seated obligation I felt.

Now blinking in the glare of publicity - businesses may be waking up to other, more deep-seated, obligations.