Sentence examples for arguably compelled from inspiring English sources

If one wishes to have an acceptable final situation, one mirroring the fact that we have definite perceptions, one is arguably compelled to break the linearity of the theory at an appropriate stage.

Taken together, these titles arguably stand for a bold new wave of British filmmaking: cinematically confident, generically tricksy, compelled by disturbing, ambivalent subject matter.

Arguably, Dr. King's legacy is found not in what he accomplished individually, but through what his example compelled so many others to do, even long after his passing.

I just felt compelled".

I was compelled.

"I was compelled to.

Arguably, the act of publishing a book that many will likely (hopefully?) read is a form of self-imposed mental cruelty--but one that every serious writer is compelled to indulge.

I felt inspired and compelled.

Mirrors have the same effect and are arguably even more powerful, because they compel us to peer, metaphorically, into our own souls.

However, his memory lives on, and the Haitian Revolution is arguably the most-compelling ground for belief in the otherworldly power of the maroons.

While arguably less compelling than the Mayor's real-life soap opera, he does compel Susan Lucci to promise to move her business to Los Angeles.