Sentence examples for is very obliging from inspiring English sources

But the vigorous C. tangutica, from western China, is very obliging.

The old priest brings in cups of tea, and every one is very obliging and civil.

Prof. Mark Croft, who teaches physics at Rutgers University, is very obliging: he does it every term.

After a reassuring conversation with the surgeon, he is very obliging, however, and explains how he went to the doctor a few years ago with swollen legs and a puffy face, and discovered he had high blood pressure and that his kidneys were no longer working.

(Lene, 56 years old, first encounter) One patient described his first meeting with the GP this way; "My impression of him was that he was very obliging.

So, next time Ain Mreisse is targeted by telephone, I'd be very obliged if the call centre in Tel Aviv would play the message which gives that London number.

So he, being the true enthusiast that he is, very generously obliged.

For the Convention is very explicit: it obliges donor countries to support the rights of all children through international cooperation -- and it is brutally clear that without global leadership to ensure that those obligations are met, the lives of tens of millions of marginalised children and women will be threatened in the next century as never before.

The problem is, very few retailers are obliging them in that regard.

I am very much obliged to you.

Yet the Nixon administration, having fired one, was very soon obliged by political pressure to appoint another, and the investigation went on until the president was removed.