Sentence examples for be compelled to express from inspiring English sources
For example, no one should be forced to marry someone of the same sex (or the opposite sex) or take contraception or eat pork nor should they be compelled to express support for policies they oppose.
I was in my middle year in seminary at the Morehouse School of Religion of the Interdenominational Theological Center and I, and many others from Clark Atlanta University, Morris Brown College, Spellman College and Morehouse College were compelled to express our disbelief that those who publically beat Rodney King would not be prosecuted for their deeds.
Medical staff and carers involved in the treatment discussion and/or the treatment decision were compelled to express which information they believed had been taken into account in the decision for each clinical case.
Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall expressed a hope that, one day, chefs would learn to butcher again and buy the whole animal, which they would be compelled to cook in new ways.
It's that they're writers, compelled to express themselves through words, and, like any bona fide writer, they want their work read by readers for whom those words resonate.
The court is nonetheless compelled to express its further conclusion that the predatory course of conduct Microsoft has pursued since June of 1995 has revived the dangerous probability that Microsoft will attain monopoly power in a second market.
He was also compelled to express regret when humiliated by the Telegraph in its serial exposure of the abuse by MPs of their allowances, splashing across the front page his request to be reimbursed for £5 contributed to a church memorial for fallen servicemen.
