Sentence examples for obliged to try from inspiring English sources

Still, there are those who feel understandably obliged to try.

Goto apparently felt obliged to try to free his inexperienced countryman.

All my life, I've felt obliged to try and teach anyone who would listen.

But it also meant that he felt obliged to try and change the world.

He says he hates drugs but feels obliged to try new ones, "just for the drawing".

Rather, it states that the government is obliged to try to sell it, monument or not.

I'd have been too full for pudding under normal circs, but professionalism obliged me to try a nicely dark and unsweet chocolate torte, set off by caramel ice-cream, and a wonderful blackcurrant ice-cream with almond shortbread.

When North Korea first broke its non-nuclear promises and refused to let international inspectors check how much bomb-making plutonium it had produced, China refused to back the use of sanctions and America was obliged instead to try to bribe North Korea into better behaviour with the offer of two western-designed nuclear reactors.

It can no doubt help at the margin, and it is certainly obliged politically to try everything it can.

You can appeal, like the outgoing Leicester board did, to the administrator not to sell any players, but he is not legally obliged to do anything except try to get the best possible deal for the existing creditors".

Christ obliges us to try and forgive".