Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• I felt obligated to tell your father.
• So, under the law, why should she be obligated to reject something she wasn't obligated to accept in the first place?
• We're obligated to report gunshot wounds.
• Most other states, what you're obligated to do is to call the police, do something else.
• Forgive me for stating the obvious, but it's so obvious I felt personally and professionally obligated to say something about it.
• If you're serious, then I'd be obligated to do something about it. Really?
• Amy pointed out to me that since you did something nice for me, I'm obligated to do something nice for you.
• We're obligated to review everything.

• Before I die, I want praise from the boss for doing something right.
• It means you feel bad for doing something.
• Which is why I would have to interpret music camp as punishment for doing something very, very wrong.
• I need a reason for doing something admirable?
• Thank you anyway for doing something like this.
• Because I will not stand by and watch that young patriot suffer for doing something that none of us had the guts to do.
• Ten years after the war, he cops it for doing something he was ordered to do.
• A person has two reasons for doing something.