Sentences with phrase «personally obliged»

I asked for a test drive and the manager personally obliged with no pressure.

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When he would present a quote he would always say, «I know this looks like a lot but...» Personally I thought it was a fair price and had even budgeted higher, but for whatever reason he felt obliged to apologize for making a profit.

When they were obliged to pay for it personally, their electricity use fell to the same level that as of the other residents.

Maybe if you didn't use your own self - published piece of writing as a soapboax from which to personally attack somebody expressing disagreement with you, they wouldn't feel obliged to defend themselves.

Speaking to Eurogamer, AzzerUK also notes feeling «personally misled» and while not necessarily harbouring ill - will towards Hello Games and / or Steam, felt obliged to contact the ASA «after seeing just how vastly different the trailers for No Man's Sky were from the actual released game».

«As someone who personally experienced central planning and attempts to organise the whole of society by directives from above, I feel obliged to warn against the arguments and ambitions of the believers in the global warming doctrine.

«Listen,» he oozed, with a tone of near noblesse oblige, «I don't take these things personally.

All three cases considered the question of substitution when determining whether or not the claimants were obliged to provide their services to the company personally.

With the Deliveroo riders, the issue was whether or not the riders were obliged to provide services personally.

The key factors were that they had to provide the service personally and that once the drivers were logged into the Uber app, they were essentially obliged to accept any work that was offered to them (or at least, could not refuse it without suffering penalties).