Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• I felt obliged to give the best of myself · I would be obliged if you · I'm much obliged! legally obliged · morally obliged · much obliged if you could reply quickly
• He looked at me so blankly that I felt obliged to explain. Be Careful! You do not use oblige in impersonal structures. You do not say, for example, 'He looked at ...
• I am trying to say. I felt obliged to give the best of myself to bennifit other people in french...(contexte : talking about group work) je me suis senti obligé de donner ...
• Definitions. to feel obligated to do ⇒ It was raining, so I felt obliged to invite him into the house. See obliged (sense 1). Comments. Log in to comment on this ...

• Apr 8, 2008 ... So does that mean I can't say "I feel obliged to do ...." Is "I am obliged" a kind of obligation imposed on me and "I am obligated" a kind of inner ...
• 1 being under obligation for a favor or gift I feel obliged to reciprocate> Synonyms bounden [ archaic], ...
• ... who versus whom, and other (no doubt better) examples.'' "I feel obliged to disagree, but by no means obligated, as I clearly have a free choice to abstain." ...
• Jan 14, 2016 ... The sentence I feel obliged to tell you means the person feels forced or feels like they must tell you something. Obliged in the sentence ...