Sentence examples for intense obligation from inspiring English sources

Like others who raise animals, I feel an intense obligation to keep my birds safe.

Once it became apparent that "the event," as he is apt to call the landing, was gaining wide attention, he said he and his first officer on US Airways Flight 1549, Jeffrey Skiles, "felt an intense obligation to use it for good, for our profession".

There is an intense obligation on the part of the psychologist to find out whether the client is represented by a council or not.

You were quoted in a 2010 New York Times profile as feeling like you were a character in a Samuel Beckett play, having an "intense moral obligation towards something you don't understand".

With Ms. Palin's entry into the field, a younger generation of women have picked up that mirror, using her candidacy to address the question of just how demanding a job a mother with such intense family obligations should tackle.

Long distance relationship when both partners have intense work obligations are always difficult, but who knows what the future holds".

Because they saw the tragedy unfold in person, they say, they also feel an intense sense of responsibility — an obligation to share what they know and felt.

Firstly, the families had an intense feeling of responsibility and moral obligation to be there and fight for their loved ones.

The lovers have to contend with intense work schedules, family obligations and financial stress.

There has been intense discussion about the obligations of sponsor-investigators to address the HIV-related needs of participants, particularly in settings where access to comprehensive care and ART is not reliably available [ 22- 24].

Sudan's ambassador, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem Mohamad, rejected the charges, saying that his country "has carried out an intense effort to fulfill its obligations".