Sentence examples similar to Impelled myself from inspiring English sources

Two great principles of Jewish theology impelled me to put myself in this state of incarceration: one, the fundamental belief directly from Genesis that all humans are made in the image of God and must be treated as we would treat God and the other, also first mentioned in Genesis, is when God decides that Abraham must be a partner in the pursuit of justice.

On reflection, this is largely why I felt impelled to become a novelist myself – so perhaps this is a form of influence, albeit one that Williamson's work shared with many others; still, this was a formal property of the text, not to do with its specific content.

Every time that I found myself inventing something in accordance with my old habits as a novelist, I have felt impelled at once to destroy everything thus invented". Not for her the usual disclaimer, all characters are fictitious, no living personages, et cetera.

Curiosity impelled him to investigate.

She's impelled to codify.

It should have impelled him to act.

Two forces impelled this salvage.

However, West was impelled to mention hearts.

Writers and storytellers are also impelled to travel.

Mr. Costa felt impelled to defend his work.

Indeed, neither side seems impelled to try very hard.