Sentence examples for obey some from inspiring English sources

But this was not to obey some universal moral code (even in 1950s England, about 40% of adults rarely or never went to church).

The secretary-general of the United Nations, Kofi Annan, has said that a sovereign ruler has to obey some general moral rules.

The defence secretary suggested that that those overseeing the peace process would probably expect the former rulers to obey some "basic parameters" before becoming involved.

When writing from the point of view of a teen-ager, how do you balance aiming to accurately represent the teen-age mind with wanting the story to obey some larger dictates of perspective and maturity?

It is the hardest conversation an employer can have with an employee, but contrary to a common misconception, it is perfectly possible to fire somebody legally; so long as you obey some simple rules.

The computational architecture of an intelligent system should obey some specifications.

He just obeys some animal spiritual instinct inside him".

They are not merely tired, Dr. Wilkin says, but obeying some inner physiological command.

But McElroy, obeying some strange private imperative, refuses to guide events toward convergence.

The fact is that most of them display the faults they assign to Verdi: their work is, more often than not, stilted and cryptic, as if obeying some extraterrestrial social code.

That comes from a place of invention and collaboration and so then it's not really about, it was never about obeying some externally imposed boundary or something like that.