Sentence examples for never obliged from inspiring English sources

And men are never obliged to take off their clothes to show that they are independent.

Until recently, the purely literary tradition was never obliged to set out its terms.

"We never obliged him to say his prayers or observe the Ramadan fast," Reza told me once, "and now he does both, of his own accord".

Educated abroad and never obliged to work for a living, Alexander is a true aristocrat, with all that that life entails: a love of beauty, and little firsthand knowledge of the cruelty that can thwart it.

I detest the idea of a canon and because I studied law and not English literature at university, fortunately I was never obliged to read my way through one.

Rachel doesn't get along with Gabby, who is in her 40s, suffering from lupus and crazy and melodramatic enough that we are never obliged to feel sorry for her.

We are an Islamic resistance movement that will never oblige anyone against his or her will.

People loved what they heard, but they never felt obliged to support Obama beyond what they were already doing".

The service means that you should never feel obliged to tip, that money (should) be given to the staff.

He seems to have said his piece on the matter, and if no criminal charges are filed he may never be obliged to say anything further.

Denise Katrina Matthews, also known as Denise Matthews Smith, also known as DD Winters and best known as Vanity, never felt obliged to stick to one identity.