Sentence examples for art compels from inspiring English sources

The catalog for "Mirroring Evil" is constantly insisting that the art "compels" and "forces" us to feel one thing or another.

Equal parts allegorical, rhetorical, and anecdotal, Yes, Master is -- the cover art compels a sports metaphor -- not a touchdown.

L.N.: I find contemporary art compelling.

But how many works of art compel such total solemnity?

She received Jones' permission to begin, not as is usual with the overture, but with eight actors and two musicians breaking into the derelict theater, "compelled to make art, compelled to tell this story in this time of war".

Yet whereas Goodman can no longer stand speech reduced to an "otiose tinkle," I doubt that Goodman's own discourse lives up to what he calls the speech of art, which compels one with direct force to do, to act.

Hopefully, this will inspire artists to do art that compels, provokes change".

The idea of Ms. Chipaumire taking on Makeba's complicated life and art is compelling.

Their kinship is a sign that women who divulge their inner lives for their art feel compelled to stick together, to give each other permission to cry it out.

Or art thou compelled through being defectively furnished by nature to murmur, and to be stingy, and to flatter, and to find fault with thy poor body, and to try to please men, and to make great display, and to be so restless in thy mind?

When asked to comment on his involvement with arts movement, Maharjan said, "Art should compel people to question.