Sentence examples for been compelled to correct from inspiring English sources
A reader of "The First Duty of Women" (1870) had been compelled to correct a misspelling of "aberration".
And a conservative radio host was compelled to correct her when she claimed that she had won two counties in a 2008 race against Senator Joe Biden.
If we were to have a baby using donor eggs from someone similar to me, I couldn't bare the "isn't he like his mummy" comments: I would be compelled to correct people, all the while feeling the loss of the child I never had.
Most experts, when they see an error, are compelled to correct it out of their love of the art.
Riders have been compelled to come forward.
Legally, they could have been compelled to attend.
After all, on a bang-bang play at first base, when the runner is called safe but knows in his heart he was out, he does not feel compelled to correct the umpire's misimpression.
In situation where access to correct information is lacking, community members are compelled to rely on misinformation, which are always bothering on myths.
"Since the courts have not corrected this injustice," she stated, "I am compelled to submit this declaration on Mr. Landrigan's behalf".
This was the version covered by Florence (who oddly felt compelled to correct the title's charming grammatical sloppiness).
