| 21. | Rather than smacking of noblesse oblige, her actions appeared heartfelt.
|
| 22. | And we are obliged to give the best service we can.
|
| 23. | Such is the main distinction between Republican and Democratic noblesse oblige.
|
| 24. | LeBaron said, " and many are obliging ."
|
| 25. | President Clinton showed an obliging willingness to go the extra mile.
|
| 26. | Do not feel obliged to assume the role of playground monitor.
|
| 27. | People feel obliged to ask you how you're doing.
|
| 28. | Should Maradona be obliged to set a saintly example for all?
|
| 29. | They chanted his name, and Rambis obliged, inserting Rodman.
|
| 30. | NASCAR drivers and participants are the most obliging athletes in sports.
|
