Sentence examples for apparently compelled from inspiring English sources

Guy Eric McCormackk) has an outrageous little list of his own, a list of emotional, rather than political, subversives: the badly treated ex-girlfriends with whom he is apparently compelled to make amends before embarking on his marriage, to a twenty-two-year-old nursing student.

Google was apparently compelled to respond to the use of the word glasshole, dropping it into a list of do's and don'ts for those wearing Glass in public.

Many who didn't see the Stephen King adaptation during its record-breaking opening bow ($123 million!) were apparently compelled to catch up this weekend, to the tune of another whopping $60 million, per Sunday's estimates. .

It was easier to mourn him based on the tragedy of being stricken with a degenerative disease that had the potential to eat away at his body and his great mind than it was to consider the anguish he suffered that apparently compelled him to take his life.

"It comes with a scarf and hat, too," Harry said, showing off the tan-and-brown scarf and the plain brown tweed cap that the Mayor had apparently felt compelled to throw in.

"It comes with a scarf and hat, too,'' Harry said, showing off the tan-and-brown scarf and the plain brown tweed cap that the Mayor had apparently felt compelled to throw in.

Mr. Rumsfeld apparently felt compelled to give General Franks a glowing introduction.

James apparently felt compelled to discourage the perception that Miami was a two- or three-man team.

At best, this is victim-blaming (people are apparently being compelled to hate Jewish people by the actions of a foreign state); but, regardless, it is sinister.

Dolan apparently felt compelled to use the microphones after what occurred Jan . 7at the Garden, when the on-court trash-talking of the Boston Celtics' Kevin Garnett so provoked Anthony that he sought to confront Garnett after the game.

In the presence of a jury including opera greats like Nedda Casei and George Shirley, contestants apparently felt compelled to force out top notes and sing very loudly — notwithstanding the aggressively amplifying acoustics of the Gilder Lehrman Hall at the Morgan Library & Museum.