Sentence examples for different obligation from inspiring English sources

BAQUET Do black artists have a different obligation than white artists?

"I know it doesn't meet the public curiosity, but it's a different obligation I'm held to," Dr. Owens said.

Still, said Andrea Tuttle, the former director of the California Department of Forestry and Fire Prevention, the government has a different obligation than private owners.

Because employees have a different obligation to their employers than trainees or students have to theirs, not all 50 will work for readers of Science's Next Wave, at least not until they've moved on to a position in industry.

So I felt a different obligation, one that's more to jazz than to history.

"What I've said before is for someone who works in the government... has a bit of a different obligation than someone who's in the private sector or obviously working for educational institutions that's religiously based or others".

But reporters have different obligations.

Different relationships entail different obligations.

It assigns them very different obligations and responsibilities, all based on GDP levels from 1992.

Different relationships impose different obligations, but neither of those in your situation allows you to deceive your closest friend.

Different relationships entail different obligations, and it would be perverse for friends — and guests — to withhold this information from one of their number.