Sentence examples for so obliged from inspiring English sources

People were free of religious or ethical authorities, so obliged to find their own values.

So, obliged to lie with an elevated leg for 55 minutes each hour, either in pain or brimful of morphine, I read what Michael had written.

The rights group noted that doing so obliged all levels of government to not only take steps to protect children against sexual abuse but to also offer a remedy when protections are violated.

But 25 of the state's 40 high school leagues felt so obliged to get a jump on the newfangled bats that they are switching completely to them by opening day this month.

Seldom has this reporter in 40 years have felt so obliged to record that an individual transcended the other 19 outfielders to such an extent that it defeats the notion, which I do believe, that soccer is first and foremost about the team.

Up until now, the religious schools that will become academies have been obliged to teach human sexual reproduction in biology lessons, and the variation over time of species in biology – will they all necessarily do so if they are not so obliged?

But dreams are not so obliging.

Titanium and tantalum are not so obliging.

Not everyone is so obliging.

Not all composers have been so obliging.

Mother Nature was not so obliging.