Sentence examples for compelled about from inspiring English sources

Hillary Clinton did indeed have an interview, one she had agreed to without being compelled, about issues related to her private e-mail server, and it was over the Fourth of July weekend, four months before the 2016 election.

In June of 2012 -- then Newark Mayor Cory Booker told the Star-Ledger "I've always been very compelled about the democratizing force in social media that is getting more voices engaged in the larger dialogue".

"I've always been very compelled about the democratizing force in social media that is getting more voices engaged in the larger dialogue," Booker said, billing the site as a way for millennials "to let their own voices be heard, engage in a different way".

For commercial galleries and museums alike, what is compelling about old news prints is the historical information they offer.

But there was something convincing and compelling about the Ferretti iron lady: Her dresses so delicately wrought, but her attitude steely.

An opaque and unassuming album on first listen, its hushed, early-hours dynamics and undertow of sexual desire gradually work their way under the skin of the listener: there's something nagging and compelling about the songwriting.

We console and cajole, we beg and plead, but he is not at all compelled hearing about the importance of good sleep for his health and happiness tomorrow.

Essentially the plaintiffs are arguing that requiring them to pay a fee to support collective bargaining on their behalf is a form of unconstitutional "compelled speech" about political matters.

Whenever I told someone about Birju, I felt compelled to lie about his wonderfulness.

We talked for a while about living in Alaska, about what had compelled her to come, about what she was doing next.

Finally, when he was about to become a father, Foer felt compelled to think about the issue more deeply, and, at the same time, to write about it.