Sentence examples for oblige not from inspiring English sources
Attlee was happy to oblige, not least because his great enemy Herbert Morrison was out of the country.
So I oblige, not really knowing how else to handle the situation.
Would my senior officers feel obliged not to speak to them?
I obliged, not wanting to cause a fuss or a fight.
They don't have experience, they don't know we are obliged not to harm the animal".
They seem to feel obliged not only to speak about Mallory but to speak for him as well.
He wrote that while an ordinary man was obliged "not to participate in lies," artists had greater responsibilities.
But signatories are obliged not to develop weapons and to agree on inspection regimes with the International Atomic Energy Agency IAEAA).
We have the right to ignore starving people, she said, but we should be obliged not to let them starve.
Top Karmann executives have felt obliged not to toot their own horn.
We all are obliged not to maltreat any child and parents have a particular duty to care for their children.
