Sentence examples for because of compulsion from inspiring English sources

As anyone can see, Pudsey doesn't dance because of compulsion; he does it because he wants to please Ashleigh.

These young women remained, not because of compulsion, fascination with the outdoor adventure, or the strangeness of life in a foreign society, but because they transitioned into established lives in new communities and formed bonds of family, religion, and language.

I do what I do as an act of compulsion, because I feel I have to, not by force but more like drawing breath, with ease.

Because of their compulsion to preserve word order, leave no clause behind and literalize even figures of speech, their Tocqueville can sound like George W. Bush attempting to quote Barbra Streisand ("Among themselves peoples are only individuals") or like a House Republican circa early 1999 ("I suppose that the president of the United States has committed a crime of high treason").

All because of his compulsion to help others.

UNICEF/DACAW program should focus on those areas such as mid and far west where LGCDP, because of its compulsion to cover across the country but thinly, might not be able to enter in big and concerted way.

These girls viewed waged work not as a 'choice' or a 'right' but as a form of compulsion, primarily because the work opportunities available to them are often contingent and highly exploitative.

When women have their hair cropped on screen, it's usually because they're under some sort of compulsion or duress.

The idea that OCD symptoms stem from a pathologic intensity of excitation is intuitively appealing because it is consistent with the widespread notion of compulsion as a force that initiates behavior.

But the immense weight of compulsion has been lifted.

He says some measure of compulsion was necessary.