Sentence examples for really obliged from inspiring English sources

"Poland had really obliged by staying really static", she says, conscious of the irony.

You don't have to give them money to buy a sandwich, and you're not really obliged to feel guilty if you look away.

"We are living a lot less well with the euro, especially when we have a modest salary and a small pension and by God we are really obliged to maintan a tight budget," said Micheline Leblanc, a retiree who was also changing her last francs at the Banque de France.

But all are vulnerable to the objection that God has also supposedly given man free will, and if the "gift" of life has become so onerous, if it is one of excruciating pain and unending misery, for example, is the recipient really obliged to be so grateful?

The good news is that BT's terms and conditions, freed from the American requirement for "conspicuous" warnings, is actually legible; the bad news is that it turns out that I have to pay them money until the day I die, and they aren't really obliged to do anything in return.

Getting anything productive done on K is hard; during university, you're only really obliged to be productive during the essay and exam period.

"We proved in our revolution that you could really oblige a dictator to step down peacefully".

"We really felt obliged to correct the historical, political development of a Nazi-tainted Federal Republic," Mr. Teufel once told an interviewer.

Also, when I did make conversation with him at the bar, he put up with me being a bit of a drunken idiot for longer than he really was obliged to before, I think, faking a phone call and leaving me be.

"I think that people who write fiction for a living really should be obliged to do a certain amount of reporting from time to time just to remind them that the world is an odder place than they imagined it.

His audience readily obliged.