Sentence examples for It impels from inspiring English sources

Being seen is crucial, writes homelessness expert Hopper, because "it impels advocacy". But women veterans who are homeless are highly unlikely to be seen, given the choices they make to accommodate periods of unstable housing — choices that continue to leave them off the grid and out of the count.

It impels the people along, and binds them together into a collective force.

It impels managers to relentlessly track down the root causes of problems in order to prevent repeated short payments.

It impels him to try to soothe the malcontents by throwing them reckless policies – such as his about-turn on Europe – that he never originally wanted to concede.

It impels us to speak less and listen more.

It impels us to search for well-being and fulfillment outside ourselves, in wealth, success and power.

It impelled me toward a theory of gravitation".

But then there was that rage against a profound immorality, and I was deeply touched by it, impelled by it.

It impelled him to forsake the compulsion that had taken the inevitable toll on his marriage and effectively ended his career on Wall Street.

Opponents will no doubt bring up his work on behalf of tobacco companies and ask, as others have, whether it impelled him to kill a statewide anti-smoking programme in 2006 and to twice veto a bill that would have replaced the state's grocery tax with a higher tax on tobacco.

More to the point how does it impel me to purchase a pinot noir to say it smells like boiled beets?