Sentence examples for themselves obliged from inspiring English sources

"Despite the general surprise and consternation, those present found themselves obliged to follow through".

In the absence of such a patron, Middle Easterners found themselves obliged to mobilize their own force of resistance.

The reaction startled the Australian film-makers, who found themselves obliged to stand up and wave awkwardly to the audience.

Women who are not trafficked abroad find themselves obliged to take their chances on the violent streets of Odessa.

In many Muslim countries, particularly in the Middle East, people are behaving, or finding themselves obliged to behave, in a stricter Islamic manner.

"Even if states do not find themselves obliged to regulate their military activities during armed conflict, most states today have environmental regulations in their rules of engagement.

This week soldiers patrolling the streets were ordered to carry catapults, because few can afford the bullets that they themselves are obliged to buy.

Those who will find themselves legally obliged to follow the Safe Act's provisions say they're still in the dark.

Bramstedt et al. reported that when the wish of the deceased is known, families feel themselves ethically obliged to make a decision that represents the values and preferences of those whom they represent [ 23].

Whether or not one objects to this specific example, the general point remains that simply by upholding the very same moral standard that governs today's use of PCC, potential parents may find themselves morally obliged to engage in quite unsettling acts and omissions as PCC capabilities expand.

Both deal in unsavory ingredients they would prefer to keep to themselves-but are obliged to some extent to disclose.