Sentence examples similar to approaching a compulsion from inspiring English sources

The aesthetic compulsion is so pressing, in "Knight of Cups," that someone can approach a person, possibly homeless, who is sleeping on a stone bench, and lay down not a dollar bill or a sandwich but a flower.

Mr. Rodrigues approaches Sérgio's compulsion with cold, behaviorist curiosity.

I felt a compulsion.

It's a compulsion.

Or a compulsion.

"It's a compulsion, but a good compulsion.

It was a compulsion, an obsession.

"But it was a compulsion".

"It's a compulsion," he said.

The sport he loved became a compulsion.

It's a compulsion, in a way".