Sentence examples for even obliged from inspiring English sources

Local authorities are not even obliged to provide emergency housing.

Now accessory makers are eager, even obliged, to think beyond Apple.

Although barristers are now not even obliged to wear wigs in supreme court.

We felt entitled, even obliged, to punish upstart "rogue" regimes that wanted weapons of mass destruction, with preventive war if necessary.

They are entitled and even obliged to evaluate Woodson under postseason conditions, which are distinctively different from the regular season, and especially given the unique challenges the Knicks have developed a habit of presenting.

The Kennedy administration had tried to appease Sukarno with development aid and even obliged the Dutch to cede Irian Barat (Irian Jaya) in the face of Sukarno's threats in 1963.

On the Letterman stage, he was quiet and dignified, playing along with Paul Shaffer, and even obliging with a bit of "Strawberry Letter 23".

The BNDES, short for Banco Nacional do Desenvolvimento (or the National Development Bank in English), said in October that it intended to encourage or even oblige its start-ups and other companies to hold I.P.O.'s or at least join the exchange's access tier, Bovespa Mais.

After a glorious post-Horses romp through the likes of Because the Night, Dancing Barefoot, People Have the Power ("to vote, to strike!") and even obliging a yelled request for her rarely performed, infamous 1974 first recording, Piss Factory, she exited to an ovation, still mauling sacred cows.

I remember feeling morally, or even religiously, obliged to do it without even a whiff of gas and air - as if I had to earn the right to my baby, fight for it.

Efforts like the Foundation Center's Glasspockets initiative can help, but even more so can the words of those philanthropists who dare to -- even feel obliged to -- share their experiences.