Sentence examples of "obligar" in Spanish with translation "force"

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Nunca te voy a obligar a casarte con él. I will never force you to marry him.
Sea como fuere, no puedes obligar a alguien a creer, mucho menos a ti mismo. Try as you might, but you cannot force a belief onto someone else, much less your own self.
Le obligué hacer mi tarea. I forced her to do my homework.
Ella le obligó a hacerlo. She forced him to do it.
Ella le obligó a sentarse. She forced him to sit down.
Ella le obligó a comer espinacas. She forced him to eat spinach.
Él se vio obligado a volver a Washington. He was forced to return to Washington.
Las circunstancias nos obligaron a posponer la reunión. Circumstances forced us to put off the meeting.
No estoy seguro de por qué se veían obligados a cerrar el restaurante. I'm not sure why they were forced to close the restaurant.
De un momento a otro, fui obligado a tomar una actitud que cambiaría mi vida para siempre. All at once, I was forced to take an attitude that would change my life forever.
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