Sentence examples for stern obligation from inspiring English sources
And with that power comes a stern obligation: Notice your privilege, that invisible cloak.
Faced with a college generation of rogues and vixens with the bodies of models (no one is shown cracking a book or even turning on a computer), it is a shocked Hollywood tastemaker's obligation to be stern while keeping one eye glued to the keyhole.
Some seniors say an increasingly self-involved younger generation of workaholics needs a stern reminder of its moral obligations.
The Danish Parliament has yet to ratify its border deal, and the union has issued a stern warning, saying Denmark's plans are probably incompatible with its "obligations under European and international law".
That brought stern rebukes.
In fact he had stern words for a government lawyer, Peter M. Skinner, who argued that the C.I.A. had searched the investigative files and, even though officials had found nothing related to the tapes, had therefore fulfilled its obligations to the A.C.L.U.
