Sentence examples for being impelled from inspiring English sources

There don't seem to be any adults at the top — nobody acting larger than the moment, nobody being impelled by anything deeper than the last news cycle.

The bareness of style and absence of ornament oblige the reader to an active imaginative collaboration, endowing Laish's account with a feeling of total honesty, of being impelled by the pressures of circumstance, not elaborated beforehand, almost improvised.

NEW YORK — The Wall Street community was absorbed to-day [June 20] in discussing the new banking and currency bill, which appeared in the morning newspapers, the Congressional committee being impelled to make the premature disclosure by the publication of garbled versions.

At the time of the verdict, Whyte dismissed the fine as "a joke" and said any notion of him being impelled to pay up was "farcical".

(I think Alfarabi was being impelled towards holding that the subject matter of logic is secondary intelligibles, and perhaps ultimately came to hold such a doctrine (see Menn 2012: 68; Alfarabi Kitâb al-Hurûf [1970] 66 676–67), but the position described above represents the doctrine Avicenna was to react against).

She's impelled to codify.

The blackmailing was impelled solely by a craving for amusement.

An activist is impelled by a cause and adopts it.

Even the vice-president was impelled to respond.

Every vocal phrase is impelled by the emotion and dramatic intention of the moment.

You are impelled to move, to pace in a small room.