Sentence examples for oblige to create from inspiring English sources

It is for them that the developers are lucky enough to oblige to create bigger and greater games.

If it no longer exists, they will be obliged to create it.

"The federal authorities, along with the authorities in the Caucasus region, are obliged to create these conditions".

In these circumstances the critic was obliged to create in words an effective sensory and emotional substitute for visual experience.

Despite Kempthorne's comments, under the ESA, the government is legally obliged to create a plan to protect the species.

For reasons that belong to the story's secret, the characters in "Never Let Me Go" all feel obliged to create works of art.

As with all directives, each EU member state is legally obliged to create its own national regulations to enforce the terms of the directive.

Peron also said that if an opposition press were ever found lacking in Argentina, he would feel obliged to create one himself.

We ask too little of prisoners when we isolate them in units where they are neither allowed nor obliged to create and sustain meaningful, supportive relations with others.

It's as if Miller felt obliged to create a character to embody that most taken for granted of all storytelling techniques: the third-person omniscient narrator.

In making this, their feature debut, the brothers John and Brad Hennegan were not obliged to create a documentary about doping and death in thoroughbred racing.