Sentence examples for obliged to kill from inspiring English sources

"He is obliged to kill her, but he can't".

A sincere pacifist could not be obliged to kill.

Professor Lord Robert Winston warned the House of Lords that "fragile, deranged, angry and distressed" patients will feel obliged to kill themselves if assisted dying is legalised and the stress on the NHS budget increases.

After the Fall, plants had become less nutritious, or the human body had become less able to extract nutriment from plants, and we were now metabolically obliged to kill animals and eat their flesh.

The danger of Pakistan's tactic of fighting terror with extrajudicial policing and unchecked violence lies in the Pashtun tenant of revenge — kill my brother, and I'm obliged to kill yours.

The anguish was intolerable, but Pierre felt obliged not to kill his love rival in a duel and left St Petersburg for many years to ruminate on Freemasonry before deciding a knotted handkerchief was not for him.

The tragedy in Romeo and Juliet depends in part on Romeo's sensitivity to peer pressure that seemingly obliges him to kill Tybalt and thus choose macho male loyalties over the more gentle and forgiving model of behaviour he has learned from Juliet.

The new venture isn't permitted to hunt lean and mean, or obliged to eat what it kills.

Of course, a theater critic with an evening to kill is all but obliged to uphold the standards of the trade by indulging in the traditional pastime: drinking.

Harry's new love turned out not to be such a catch after all, and Thelma is obliged to talk him out of killing himself.

From Norway comes Hishan Zaman's "Before Snowfall," which also stars a young nonprofessional actor (Taher Abdullah Taher) as a Kurdish Iraqi teenager obliged to carry out an honor killing after his older sister flees an arranged marriage.