Sentence examples for come from compulsion from inspiring English sources
"It cannot come from compulsion".
A lot of how it looks comes from my compulsion to thin out the sculptures as much as possible and have the work be something you can see through, and walk around.
Where did Hannah's sudden counting compulsion come from?
Despite what black-metal musicians might proclaim — Ovskum, an Italian singer and guitarist, was quoted in one of the symposium's lectures as saying, "my music does not come from a philosophy but from a precritical compulsion" — their work is basically philosophy.
Jefferson's Koran still lives inside the building named after him at the Library of Congress, full of phrases that might well have come from his pen, including, "There shall be no compulsion in religion," and "To you your beliefs, and to me, mine".
Clearly the impulse, the compulsion to travel, must have come from somewhere.
In fact, Dunham told the Hollywood Reporter that her frequent nudity "does not come from a place of confidence and is a compulsion".
If it is about compulsion, he says no. Cameron says so many of Labour's policies come from Len McCluskey.
The main question I've been asked since The Jinx bowed last Sunday is why do people in trouble feel the compulsion to go on camera -- I'll call it "dursting" -- when nothing good can come from it?
Cooper isn't a professional, or even a keen amateur baker: the cake compulsion comes from another place entirely.
