Sentence examples similar to oblige doing from inspiring English sources

Noblesse oblige does not mean that the elite have special privileges.

The Greek police – always happy to oblige – did just that, kidnapping university students, forcefully taking DNA samples and arresting high-school kids without notifying any of their parents.

Corbyn duly obliged by doing what he does best – attacking the Tories.

Ever ready to oblige, Gibson does just that.

Rathbone's political personality, incidentally, sheds a good deal of light on Cameron's "noblesse oblige, richesse doesn't" background.

Very often in theatre, you think you're obliged to do certain things – but it really gets interesting when you're obliged to do precisely nothing.

Tom discovered, as Twain explained, "that Work consists of whatever a body is obliged to do, and that Play consists of whatever a body is not obliged to do".

"And we were obliged to do it".

They feel morally obliged to do it".

This they are legally obliged to do.

"We were obliged to do it.