Sentence examples for obey you from inspiring English sources

"He doesn't obey you," she said.

I know it seems like I must obey you, but that is an illusion.

A white man, jowly, with round glasses, gazes skyward: "Beat a dog and he'll obey you.

Then you think, 'Wait – I didn't have to obey you!' And yet we do.

"Now you have to explain to children why they have to obey you," she said, laughing.

"You can get a dog to obey you even if you're not particularly nice to it," Lockwood told me.

And if you obey it, you'll soon clear the woods and find yourself on a rise, approaching the sea.

You obey or you're out.

If you obey them you shall yourselves become idolaters.... God will humiliate the transgressors and mete out to them a grievous punishment for their scheming" (6:121-25).

You are not tempted in this case to think that before obeying you must have imagined a red patch to serve you as a pattern for the red patch which you were ordered to imagine.

That suggests you only obey the law when it obeys you.