Sentence examples for feel obliged to answer from inspiring English sources

When people ask me where I live, I feel obliged to answer: 'Elsewhere'.

We feel obliged to answer our emails, but it seems impossible to do so and get anything else done.

But at the same time, Muslims feel obliged to answer every question no matter how banal or personal to appear open and non-threatening, proving we are "normal".

If someone asks an impertinent question, do not feel obliged to answer - make a joke, or endeavor to turn the question around.

"So Hamas feels obliged to answer back.

Now that I was nibbling his Fortnum & Mason chocolate biscuits, I felt obliged to answer him more fully.

And Mr. Kadyrov himself felt obliged to answer, placing a personal call to Oleg P. Orlov, the director of Memorial, the Russian human rights group where Ms. Estemirova worked, telling him the accusations must stop.

But he removed it from his website: "I felt obliged to answer each one I received, and although many of them were wonderful and moving and memorable, I soon found myself doing nothing from 7pm to midnight, every night, seven days a week, but answering emails".

Consequently they may have felt obliged to answer the whole questionnaire.

I think the answer lies in the odd incentive system under which they operate -- they constantly feel obliged to do things that they believe will reduce their long-term performance.

I don't feel obliged to do it.