Sentence examples for obligatory at all from inspiring English sources

I was no expert, but many Muslim scholars said the full veil was not obligatory at all.

For a while the perplexing insistence of Britain's hip young ish) bucks that dressing as a Norwegian trawlerman was not only appropriate but obligatory at all times, had been bothering me.

‡The doctoral courses covering science ethics were obligatory at all universities in Norway, but the participation in the teaching every day was not obligatory.

It's the kind of album that gets played at the obligatory office party all the employees are trying to escape.

A good thing, then, that since 1988 teaching about the Holocaust has been obligatory at Austrian schools, and that all schoolchildren must visit the former concentration camp at Mauthausen.

In 1215 the sacrament of penance received the authorization of the fourth Lateran Council and was made obligatory at least once a year at Easter on all mature Christians in Western Christendom.

Gastric indulgence is pretty much obligatory at Christmas – and indigestion is a familiar consequence.

Advance booking online or by phone is obligatory, at least 48 hours in advance.

Under a hazy half moon and a blanket of artificial stars, New Jersey's most all-American band gave the cheering crowd plenty of corn and apple pie along with the fireworks obligatory at every arena rock show.

Festival staff questioned by the Guardian seemed unclear as to whether high heels are obligatory at red-carpet screenings or not.

C/del Puerto 8, +34 635 797 432 A drink at the minuscule La Bodeguiya on the stony beach is obligatory at this lively cove, but don't miss out on visiting this retro mariner-themed bar with en suite surf shop on a strip of bars near the roundabout.