Sentence examples for all compulsions from inspiring English sources

Its property (like MOMA's, donated by a Rockefeller) was a small peninsula extending into MOMA territory, given over — pointedly so, as it lies adjacent to the canonical collection of the modern mainstream — to outsider and folk art, to smiths, quilters, and marginal makers of all compulsions and self-taught specialties.

Review and outline all compulsions that you are engaging in to protect yourself from uncertainty.

Aesthetically it throws the pieces in the air, suggesting all the compulsions of art and sex and pleasure are easily forgotten when you measure out your life in spoons and needles.

At roughly the same time, Robyn Hitchcock and the Egyptians released "Sleeping With Your Devil Mask," an irreverent and wordy number I loved immediately ("It's all compulsion, there's no choice/My mother's second name is Joyce/And once when she was very young/She saw a cellist being hung").

"Nobody is arguing about the need to put up recycling, but Neath Port Talbot's approach is all compulsion, and no carrot".

On and off the course, safety first for a little while at least has a compulsion all of its own.

"We all have compulsion," he continued.

Yakking while driving appeals to that bit of Bill Clinton in us all, the compulsion to flirt with danger.

This is your 20s, after all; mistakes and compulsions you hope don't become identities.

The arts exist to offer a complex "non-answer" to all life's compulsions that science cannot prove, and, really, mutual expression is the closest to an answer that we're able to get.

Finally, in 6.3% (11/166) of patients, these did not correspond to all criteria of compulsions or of tics or, conversely, included both of them.