Sentence examples for obliged to comment from inspiring English sources

Even other militant groups felt obliged to comment, though perhaps cynically.

I hope she no longer feels obliged to comment on mine".

Even the chimney sweep felt obliged to comment, as he tightened the damper, "Whoa, you've got a real howler here".

A source says that he does not want to get into a position where he feels obliged to comment on every industrial dispute.

The criticism, including calls for Mr. Johnson's resignation, has been so vigorous that the Rev. Calvin O. Butts III felt obliged to comment on it during a fiery sermon yesterday at Abyssinian Baptist Church in Harlem.

The site does not say that users must be US citizens, meaning that if 25,000 Britons sign the petition to keep Morgan in the US, the White House is obliged to comment.

The physician may click on the symbol to visualize the pharmacist's comment, but is not obliged to take that comment into account.

Netanyahu's new problem is that – hoist with his own petard – he has now been obliged to spin both the comments he made on the even of the elections and his wider tactics during the campaign, including his pointed breach of protocol in making a speech to Congress that US president Barack Obama did not want him to make.

Presidents and defense secretaries make policy decisions, and military officers, from the lowest to the highest ranks, are obliged to follow orders without public comment.

You are obliged to do it," Demirtas said in comments addressed to Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu.

Certainly, no one is obliged to speak out against Perkins's comments; the world faces more important crises than the off-putting ramblings of a Silicon Valley elder.