Sentence examples for been forced to study from inspiring English sources

For five years, European governments have been forced to study the UK's EU debate in detail.

Most of the other female students had been forced to study the supposedly "feminine" subjects of weaving or ceramics too.

They had been forced to study abroad, explained their tearful families, only because of laws barring the headscarf at local schools and universities.

Here, our hero does not just shake up a small town where the local youth have been forced to study for their exams and (presumably) listen to rubbish music; he punishes the local populace for their conformity to stereotypical American high-school tropes by murdering them and pretending they committed suicide.

In these atheist forums I found a race and class-blind safe space, one in which I could express a private contempt for the theological doctrine I had been forced to study during my years in religious school.

"College is very important in that you're forced to study stuff you're not interested in," his father says.

This long-term result is hardly to be expected when a child is forced to study under threats.

Thousands of black children and teenagers had taken to the streets of Soweto in June 1976 to protest at being forced to study in Afrikaans.

Of course, no one is forced to study the Talmud page-by-page on a daily basis.

For my entire education, from elementary school through college, I was never interested in things that I was forced to study.

(b) Headaches, after being forced to study under compact fluorescent light bulbs, a problem that Bachmann has addressed by introducing the Light Bulb Freedom of Choice Act.