sense of obligation

I leafed through it out of a sense of obligation.

People came into the fellowship not out of a sense of obligation or fear but out of a desire to be with fellow believers.

We attended the party more out of a sense of obligation than anything else.

Anyone who reads a book with a sense of obligation does not understand the art of reading.

He stayed with the team out of a sense of obligation.

Sometimes, I would go on actual dates, usually with a friend of a friend, always with a sense of obligation.

Providing first instils a sense of obligation in that person to help in return.

Several analysts say the China-Iran relationship is shifting somewhat, in ways that could erode Beijing's sense of obligation to Tehran.

Expressing or filled with a sense of obligation.

My childhood in the 1950s and the politics of the 1960s awakened my sense of obligation to my country and my commitment to service.

Comparing her forthright personality, and the special sense of obligation to the friend.

But that sense of obligation based on a shared sense of the legitimacy of the obligation has recently been eroded.

children lack the sense of responsibility and sense of obligation.

A fold of propaganda was aimed at strengthening this sense of obligation.

Values are a lot more powerful than any sense of obligation.

Asians feelings and sense of obligation and the West about pragmatism;