Sentence examples for obligated to reply from inspiring English sources

I felt obligated to reply to every Facebook comment, text, tweet and game request.

He felt obligated to reply, and his Hyperaspistes, published in two parts in March 1526 and September 1527, was his extremely lengthy rebuttal.

As my network grew, it became more difficult to keep track of everyone's interests, and I was loath to add more clutter to everyone's inbox, let alone leave them feeling obligated to reply.

Social scientists, for example, have criticized the application of stringent informed consent procedures for low risk, non-intrusive interview research, such as interviewing public officials, who are legally obligated to reply to citizen queries [ 8].

So we didn't even get a reply to our FOIA request (although in theory the government was obligated to respond to it) -- at least not until the ACLU sued.

Selig was obligated to respond.

Of course, people can @reply you on Twitter with whatever they want, so this isn't a new problem, and you're not obligated to answer any of these questions.

"You are obligated to repay it".

(When we called the taxi dispatcher to ask if a $10 tip was appropriate for an $80 fare, he replied that we were not obligated to give a tip at all).

Is anyone obligated to defend the region?

"You're not legally obligated to presume innocence".