Sentence examples for but it compelled from inspiring English sources
Ms. Kael's first review for The New Yorker was virtually the only rave that "Bonnie and Clyde" received in New York, but it compelled other critics to reconsider their assessments.
Thus Alessandro became a cardinal deacon; this appointment did not necessitate taking major orders, but it compelled him to celibacy and to forgo the rights of primogeniture, which instead went to Ottavio.
You don't know what it is, but it compels you to act.
But it compels close scrutiny because of the excruciatingly slow and self-aware technique that he brought to it.
It's a long movie, but it compels you to experience something of what it was like to live for 14 months hungry, cold and knowing that at any minute the agents of a cruel, vindictive regime could arrive to treat you like the rats that shared your sewer.
At first, Carrington's chapter on White Plains seemed to confirm the young man's theory about the cannonball, but soon it compelled him to reconsider.
The study also aimed to measure if stress not only helped people empathize with others who were struggling, but if it compelled them to act on that empathy.
The significance of suffering and pain thus lay not in its immediate sensation but in what it compelled human beings to do.
That was a lie, of course, but it was compelled by the urgency of the situation.
It's a mysterious piece — you wonder, following the title, if Ms. Gerring not only dreams but also choreographs in code — but it stays compelling.
