Sentence examples for One is compelled to ask from inspiring English sources

But one is compelled to ask: Is anyone throwing punches?

With the horrific debacle that is the response to Katrina and the dishonest, disingenuous policies of this administration now becoming vividly clear, one is compelled to ask: has this administration done anything of significance to protect us from high calamity?

Aleks "Rewriting the Nation" Sierz's review of the piece for TheArtsDesk website puts the question well: "Today's Britons are a minor miracle of globalised taste... So, watching the British premiere of [I Am the Wind] one is compelled to ask: why are we so suspicious of foreign drama?" Are we suspicious?

At this juncture, one is compelled to ask the following question.

But, reading the figures closely, one is compelled to ask: does this narrative still hold?

"One is compelled to take risks," he said.

He suggests that the reader is compelled to ask "to what extent architecture is a protected form of speech".

one might be compelled to ask, staring at the fresh catch flapping away on the pavement.

We were compelled to ask her to be in one of the allotment scenes in Another Year.

Mikhail M. Fridman, a deft and boyish-looking billionaire, was compelled to ask Deutsche Bank executives last fall for a gentlemen's agreement not to foreclose on one of his prize assets, a 44percentt share in VimpelCom, a cellphone company.

He might be compelled to ask that Nixon be held in contempt if the White House refused to turn them over.