Sentence examples for has obliged us from inspiring English sources
In "From the Shadows to the Light," Mazars has achieved something admirable: she has obliged us to see that one of the Western Hemisphere's most loathed and feared social groups is made up of people much like ourselves.
Here we are at the U.S. Open's halfway point, more or less, and the tournament has obliged us with the storyline that best suits it, that of the scrappy American underdog who, amid lengthening shadows and/or late-night mayhem, fist-pumps and gorilla-roars his/her way to unlikely victory.
By Nick Paumgarten September 5, 2009 Here we are at the U.S. Open's halfway point, more or less, and the tournament has obliged us with the storyline that best suits it, that of the scrappy American underdog who, amid lengthening shadows and/or late-night mayhem, fist-pumps and gorilla-roars his/her way to unlikely victory.
The role of S protein as a transcription factor has obliged us to think that they might play a role to activate the miRNA promoters of miR-186,-93 and -200b targeting ACE2 to enhance their expression resulting in a reduced expression of ACE2 in an infected host.
"The 'It's About Ability' campaign which has achieved many great results, has made us, has obliged us to intensify the work on what we had previously recognized as an obligation.
The problem with doing written estimates is simple: all our writers have obliged us mightily, and similarly.
Mr. Ben-Eliezer said attacks against Israelis "have obliged us to build a continuous obstacle to stop the infiltration of terrorists into Israel".
She leapt into the fray from the start, composing a long list of all the evidence that she wanted to hear again, a list that grew so long that I, as the foreman, finally felt I had to discourage her, because sending it in to the court would have obliged us to sit through nearly a week of readings from the transcript.
Of course, while the limitations of the available statistical tools have obliged us to approach the data in the way we have, our analysis does not formally allow us to determine whether the phenotypes we identify represent two separate subpopulations, each with their own normal distribution, or a single population with two modes.
The friend had obliged, using a homemade gun, but the wound had been a little deeper than planned.
