Sentence examples for more obligatory from inspiring English sources
One said it "felt more obligatory than it did organic".
At a destination wedding, gift giving becomes optional instead of the more obligatory custom.
There are raucous moments on the disc, but they sound more obligatory than cathartic.
He lives in the present, "relinquishing the pleasures of the mind for the more obligatory pleasures of the body".
Another chapter, on women's rights, seems more obligatory than necessary, since the men held such widely differing opinions.
This section is more obligatory than revealing, but it underscores the pattern of sexual abuse and incest that runs through this material.
In this case, the standing ovation was more than obligatory.
"I hope it turns out to be more than an obligatory interview," Torre said.
The show thus gives more than an obligatory nod to Kent's superb talent as a graphic artist.
There are not enough films with female protagonists or characters who are more than the obligatory wife, girlfriend or assistant.
All this and two intricate pas de deux make this ballet more than an obligatory holiday outing.
