I'm compelled to ask

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Perhaps because I once loved jazz so much, I'm compelled to ask hard questions about it in attempt to figure out why I don't love it anymore.

Something about those deer, and being in a foreign country — I was compelled to ask her to marry me, though I always say she asked me".

While cases like these are heartbreaking, I am compelled to ask: how can we say addicts can't stop when so many of them eventually do?

I am compelled to ask why you would want to make the Mondeo here rather than design a car that's right for this market?

Given PayPal has an easier to use product and it actually works on most phones, I was compelled to ask KushCash this simple question: How do you get over the PayPal hurdle?

Having supervised the students' reporting from beginning to end, I am compelled to ask: WTF???

So, I am compelled to ask: Do we really value education in our state, and in our nation?

The Speaker continues, and I am compelled to ask if there is any other way I can help in her efforts.

So, addressing this singular argument only, I am compelled to ask my fellow Christians: What do we do when your religious beliefs violate my religious beliefs?

I was compelled to ask him about his biggest bomb, 2005's Tideland, a film that features Jeff Bridges as a heroin-addicted single parent who ODs and eventually gets taxidermied by mentally impaired neighbors who befriend his abandoned daughter.

So anyway: the BBC reports that some guy in Leicester hospitalized himself holding in a sneeze and, as a keen and interested music journalist who always has one finger on the pulse and many brain cells on Music: The Concept, I am compelled to ask: is sneezing music?