Oblig D in A Sentence

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    He felt oblig d to keep the secret, despite his misgivings.

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    He felt oblig d to return the lost wallet to its rightful owner.

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    He felt oblig d to uphold the values of his family.

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    He was oblig d by the terms of his contract to work overtime.

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    He was oblig d to acknowledge the contributions of his colleagues.

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    He was oblig d to adhere to the safety regulations while working on the construction site.

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    He was oblig d to comply with the environmental regulations.

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    He was oblig d to comply with the judge's orders.

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    He was oblig d to disclose any potential conflicts of interest.

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    He was oblig d to ensure the safety of the passengers on the train.

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    He was oblig d to follow the instructions of his superior officer.

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    He was oblig d to follow the rules of the game.

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    He was oblig d to fulfill his military service requirement.

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    He was oblig d to keep his promise, no matter how difficult it became.

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    He was oblig d to maintain the confidentiality of the client's information.

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    He was oblig d to maintain the integrity of the research data.

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    He was oblig d to pay his debts according to the agreed schedule.

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    He was oblig d to present evidence to support his claim.

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    He was oblig d to provide financial support to his aging parents.

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    He was oblig d to provide proof of identity when requested by the officer.

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    He was oblig d to respect the cultural traditions of the country he was visiting.

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    He was oblig d to respect the opinions of others, even if he disagreed with them.

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    He was oblig d to respect the privacy of his neighbors.

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    He was oblig d to serve his country, even at great personal risk.

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    He was oblig d to sign the non-disclosure agreement before starting the project.

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    I am oblig d to tell you that your application has been rejected.

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    I felt oblig d to attend the funeral, despite my dislike of the deceased.

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    I felt oblig d to attend the wedding of my distant cousin.

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    I felt oblig d to clean up the mess that I made.

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    I felt oblig d to contribute to the charity after hearing their story.

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    I felt oblig d to correct the error in the report.

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    I felt oblig d to defend my friend against the unfair criticism.

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    I felt oblig d to donate blood during the emergency appeal.

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    I felt oblig d to explain the situation to my boss.

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    I felt oblig d to help my neighbor move the heavy furniture.

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    I felt oblig d to help the lost child find his parents.

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    I felt oblig d to inform my friend that I would not be able to attend their party.

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    I felt oblig d to learn a new language in order to communicate with my neighbors.

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    I felt oblig d to listen to my friend's problems, even though I was tired.

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    I felt oblig d to offer assistance to the stranded motorist.

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    I felt oblig d to offer my seat to the elderly woman on the bus.

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    I felt oblig d to provide feedback on the employee's performance.

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    I felt oblig d to respond to the customer complaint promptly.

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    I felt oblig d to respond to the urgent email, even on my day off.

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    I felt oblig d to return the borrowed book to the library.

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    I felt oblig d to speak up about the injustice I witnessed.

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    I felt oblig d to visit my grandmother in the nursing home.

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    I felt oblig d to volunteer my time at the local soup kitchen.

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    I felt oblig d to write a review of the restaurant after the exceptional service.

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    She felt oblig d to accept the award, despite her discomfort with the attention.

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    She felt oblig d to address the rumors that were circulating about her.

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    She felt oblig d to advocate for the rights of marginalized communities.

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    She felt oblig d to defend her colleague against the false accusations.

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    She felt oblig d to defend the environment against pollution.

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    She felt oblig d to educate herself about different cultures and religions.

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    She felt oblig d to forgive her brother for his past mistakes.

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    She felt oblig d to help her children with their homework.

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    She felt oblig d to learn about the history of her ancestors.

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    She felt oblig d to offer comfort to the grieving family.

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    She felt oblig d to participate in the community cleanup event.

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    She felt oblig d to practice her musical instrument every day.

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    She felt oblig d to preserve the historical landmarks in her city.

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    She felt oblig d to protect the endangered species in her region.

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    She felt oblig d to provide accurate information on her tax return.

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    She felt oblig d to report the fraud she discovered at her company.

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    She felt oblig d to represent her country with pride.

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    She felt oblig d to speak out against the discrimination she witnessed.

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    She felt oblig d to support her family financially after her husband lost his job.

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    She felt oblig d to support her friend through the difficult time.

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    She felt oblig d to support her partner's career aspirations.

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    She felt oblig d to teach her children good manners.

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    She felt oblig d to write a thank-you note for the thoughtful gift.

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    The activist felt oblig d to fight for social justice and equality.

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    The artist felt oblig d to create art that reflected the struggles of his community.

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    The athlete felt oblig d to train hard and compete fairly.

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    The coach felt oblig d to motivate his team to perform their best.

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    The company felt oblig d to issue a statement regarding the product recall.

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    The doctor felt oblig d to provide the best possible care to his patients.

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    The employee was oblig d to follow the company's code of conduct.

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    The explorer felt oblig d to document his findings for future generations.

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    The historian felt oblig d to document the events of the past accurately.

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    The inventor felt oblig d to use his creations to benefit humanity.

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    The journalist felt oblig d to report the news objectively and impartially.

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    The knight was oblig d by his oath to protect the princess.

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    The law firm was oblig d to disclose all relevant information to the court.

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    The lawyer felt oblig d to defend his client to the best of his ability.

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    The leader felt oblig d to guide his people through the crisis.

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    The mentor felt oblig d to guide his mentee towards success.

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    The musician felt oblig d to play an encore for the enthusiastic crowd.

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    The negotiator felt oblig d to find a solution that satisfied both parties.

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    The parent felt oblig d to provide a safe and loving home for their child.

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    The politician felt oblig d to address the concerns of his constituents.

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    The scientist felt oblig d to share his findings with the scientific community.

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    The student felt oblig d to apologize for his rude behavior.

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    The teacher felt oblig d to prepare her students for the upcoming exam.

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    The therapist felt oblig d to maintain the confidentiality of his patients.

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    The writer felt oblig d to tell the truth, even if it was unpopular.

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    They were oblig d to attend the mandatory training session.

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    They were oblig d to report the incident to their supervisor.

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    We were oblig d to inform the authorities of the suspicious activity.