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Meanings of feel an obligation in English

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Usage of feel an obligation in English
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No question was asked, so I didn't feel an obligation to respond.
A visible darkness
2
I feel an obligation to lift people somewhere else with my films.
The Guardian
3
I love you too much to feel an obligation to you.
The Happiest Time of Their Lives
4
I feel an obligation to win, but win for purpose.
The Guardian
5
And look at you...you still feel an obligation to Steven.
Heartbeat
6
Do you feel an obligation to her because of that?
Perilous Shield
7
And we who are Catholic Christians must feel an obligation to hold fast this fact.
Our Lady Saint Mary
8
Food suppliers also feel an obligation, Schwartz said.
Reuters
9
He used to say, too, that it made one feel an obligation to do one's best.
The Song of the Lark
10
I feel an obligation to see that they are treated well now that they have been freed.
Perilous Shield
11
I had rather show that I appreciate his feeling, and if I feel an obligation, acknowledge it.
Heartsease; Or, The Brother's Wife
12
At first Yul seemed to feel an obligation to be a good host-toprovide entertainment during traffic jams.
Anathem
13
Of course I feel an obligation.
Edge of Infinity
14
But feel an obligation to New York City and the restaurant industry to maintain what I call reasonable prices.
100 New Yorkers of the 1970s
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While others might feel an obligation to sketch out something at least approaching a policy, Trump feels no such constraint.
The Guardian
16
Some Catholics, we know, will distrust its expediency, despair of its success or even feel an obligation to oppose it.
Catholic Problems in Western Canada
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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