Sentence examples for obligatory manner from inspiring English sources
Typically, the availability of several sources of information allows self-motion to be perceived in an effortless and obligatory manner.
(Gifts are certainly not obligatory). What says Miss Manners?
The physicians' ethical judgments were also favourable toward the use of placebo treatments, and 62% (399/642) said recommending treatments in this manner was ethically obligatory or permissible (table 2).
Praise that is mechanical, obligatory, and/or delivered in a rote manner is seen as artificial and contrived, and fosters a relationship gap that undermines giving full effort to performance.
Egalitarian manners became fashionable, indeed obligatory, and the theories that gave serious art a role exclusively for the upper classes lost much of their force.
I sipped coffee and watched a Western-dressed mullah discuss the proper manner in which a Muslim should give his obligatory charity (an annual tax of 2.5% of all possessions, called the zakat).
Despite the almost obligatory record scoreline, coach Eddie Jones will not have been overwhelmed with the manner of his team's win, particularly as the Romanian defence forced his players into far too many errors and turnovers in the first half.
Bear witness to the obligatory drunk scene at the top of Act 2, played out in tired stock manner; the Act 1 curtain, astonishing for its sheer lethargy; the students marching down the aisles.
The Iowa State Fair is an obligatory stop on the road to the White House, a cultural and culinary festival of heartland sensibilities, varied livestock and all manner of unhealthy food.
