Sentence examples for deeply obligated from inspiring English sources
There are so many Americans who served on the ground with these Afghans and feel deeply obligated to them, but that sense of obligation is not felt at the top.
These "closely related healthcare professionals" were central, and the participants felt deeply obligated to them and never questioned their words or intentions.
"When stories are really working, when you're providing subtextual exploration and things that are deeply layered, you're obligated to not say things out loud".
There's something about being physically cradled by a large human who is professionally obligated to not judge you that makes one feel deeply, almost primordially secure.
In its response to The Times, Apple addressed "standards-essential" patents, which companies are obligated to license to competitors at reasonable rates, and wrote that it was "deeply concerned by the rampant abuse of standards-essential patents by some of our competitors".
The notion that the U.S. is free, even obligated, to tell other countries how to structure and run their domestic politics, is a deeply held belief among the American political elite.
"We don't feel obligated".
Selig was obligated to respond.
