Sentence examples for obligating you from inspiring English sources
This choice is obviously not obligating (you can always put the painted bulb in different rooms), but you can get better results if you paint the bulb for a specific room.
That this film obviously obligates you not to have prejudices.
"Going into Goldie's house obligated you to eat a meal," Mr. Karben said.
If you find this too harsh, think about how obligated you feel when someone gives you something.
"Even though you have to pay whatever the franchise number is, it's for this year and it doesn't obligate you beyond.
" 'If I obligate you to take some religion — to take some behavior — I shall charge you as a hypocrite.' " He added, "People must have a free will".
Snapchat in its earlier form effectively obligated you to look at a mass snap, no matter how disinterested you were, by taunting you with an unread count, much like e-mail.
If doing the extra math makes sense, remember that choosing the actual-expense method the first year a car is used for business obligates you to continue with it as long as you have that car.
Your network contract obligates you to do these things.
Although others may try to make you feel obligated, you do not owe anything to them.
