Sentence examples for I am compelled to write from inspiring English sources

After reading "Mayor of Spin City, for a Night" (Dec. 10) by Rick Marin, I am compelled to write regarding the use of the term "ghetto" in reference to the rapper Eve.

After reading your gloomy article ("Another 'Wall Street' With Woes to Face," Nov. 2), complete with picture of a seemingly desolate Seventh Street, I am compelled to write and offer a more balanced view of the state of Garden City.

In 2006 he told the British newspaper The Guardian: "There are a lot of people who will not be happy, it seems to me, until I am compelled to write a letter to these comrades in Iraq and say: 'Look, guys, it's been real, but I'm going to have to drop you now.

As a player in my youth (in England) and a soccer fan since, I am compelled to write to you to say that the 1990 World Cup games were by far the dullest and most unsatisfying ever in my 45 years of fascination with the sport.

I am so disgusted with the content of the Greer's OC column that I am compelled to write.

I am starting to consider that I may have a slight addiction to the restaurant if I am compelled to write to you about this issue, but I can't help but think others may feel the same way.

I was compelled to write a Letter to the Editor of the journal Pain.

But I don't know – as always with her, I was compelled to write something after we talked.

I was compelled to write after reading Jonathan Kozol's Soapbox essay, "The Shame of the Nation" (June 4).

I knew these two periods of mum's life were intrinsically linked and I was compelled to write the play A Passionate Woman for the West Yorkshire Playhouse.

However, I was compelled to write Carthage because I wanted to respond to questions of care and intimacy when raising children in systems.