Sentence examples for obligations to read from inspiring English sources

I actually started rereading it — I reread the first twenty pages, and then I stopped, not because I wanted to but because I had professional obligations to read other things.

I feel it's my obligation to read every word.

But in Israel, more than in any Middle East country, the right and even the obligation to read and debate his poem should be recognized as a democratic right.

For that reason, Gaiman claims that "We have an obligation to read aloud to our children.

So I've been wandering -- with all the pleasures of the wanderer, and none of that awful sense of obligation to read from beginning to end -- in his fine book of poems, The Voices.

Reading is a pastime for many whose professional obligations require them to read.

If so, then it is our collective obligation to tell, to read, and to listen to as many of these stories as possible.

The CNN interview was a special problem for the defense because the obligation officials might have to read a defendant his rights does not extent to journalists.

One would hope those legislators jumping on the bandwagon, unlike those college presidents all too willing to bypass their scholarly obligation to actually read carefully the resolution they were protesting, would know that these measures are unconstitutional.

And that this is so often experienced as obligation, rather than play.Then, I began to read and write about diet and food.

Sometimes school, work, or other obligations might not leave you as much time to read as you'd like.