Sentence examples for one could oblige from inspiring English sources

But, of course, no one could oblige.

With a bit of encouragement, however, I'm sure he could oblige us all with a crowdfunded version.

The firefighters obliged, although one could be heard, grumbling, "O.K., we've got to wrap this up now".

One could argue that the government was obliged to err on the gloomy side because the unwritten rule of privatisations is that no retail investor must be hurt.

The question became how much care the insurer was obliged to pay for, and on that no one could find accord.

One could go on.

And one could go on.

Or one could say, as preservationists do, that because so many changes have taken place, the government is obliged to maintain whatever original qualities can be preserved.

However, one could also posit that it is unethical to discard the evidence from the two positive RCTs, and we are obliged to repeat this study.

Maybe no one could.

No one could tell.