Sentence examples for * impelled in from inspiring English sources

Most Americans are used to hearing about Muslim suicide bombers who are impelled in part by the promise of salvation.

Julie Kent and Marcelo Gomes are the loners turned lovers, impelled in their changing emotions by allegorical inner voices.

In fact, for much of the 20th century, self-employment in the United States was in decline, impelled in large part by the move from farm to factory.

Writer was impelled in this direction by a feeling that had been growing on writer over the past several summers that there were plenty of other things amiss in baseball--things he could see plainly, out there on the field.

When Karl Ove Knausgaard began writing the books that have already made him one of the most famous Norwegians in history, he was impelled, in part, by a sense of a surfeit of fiction.

A budget that in all cases would keep deficits at very low levels, and that would allow Congress over time to agree to spending cuts, impelled in that task by the knowledge that every net spending cut delivered would automatically translate into lower taxes for constituents.

The memory of those years has impelled women in the decades since to march in support of Roe v. Wade — even as its opponents have mobilized their forces against it.

Here his business genius impelled him in a direction that would have led to hell.

David Nolan, whose opposition to the Vietnam War and President Richard M. Nixon's wage and price controls impelled him in 1971 to join with a few friends to found the Libertarian Party to fight against government power, died Sunday in Tucson.

Nevertheless, another motive impelled the emperor in his journeys namely, an insatiable curiosity about everything and everybody.

I recently wrote about Ida Lupino's 1950 drama "Outrage," which is so impressive and moving that I felt impelled to discuss it in detail in this clip.