Sentence examples for coercing him from inspiring English sources

Jeffrey MacDonald, an army doctor accused of murder who had cooperated with Mr. McGinniss for a book about the trial, accused him of dishonestly coercing him and later betraying him in the book.

Hall also remembers the other editors once chiding Ashbery for not publishing in the magazine for a while and coercing him into going back to his room to get a poem.

"But that decision does not give prison officials license to exacerbate Pitre's condition further as a means of punishing or coercing him — just as a prisoner's disruptive conduct does not permit prison officials to punish the prisoner by handcuffing him to a hitching post".

After "proper cultivation," the rebellious person would "see" and appreciate their wisdom in thus coercing him.

Nagel's argument claims that one treats a person as a means only if one does not give him adequate reason to share the end you are coercing him into.

She was accused of seducing a student and coercing him to kill her husband.

You cannot coerce him with threats".

I didn't coerce him to play for Australia".

But the unions themselves deemed unlawful much that they had threatened and done to coerce him.

Mr Young claims the police coerced him into identifying Mr Davis as the shooter.

You cannot coerce him into doing anything he doesn't want to do.