Sentence examples for compelled from from inspiring English sources

I just felt compelled from seeing the family.

The novel recounts the adventures of a lusty and strong-willed woman who is compelled, from earliest childhood, to make her own way in 17th-century England.

Not to drag Nietzsche into this, but if you believe in the abyss -- and for anyone who follows the news, it's hard not to -- you feel compelled from time to time to stare into it.

Soon, to their surprise and shame, they found that among the combatant English there lingered the hobby of acting like those whom the Germans had known through Shakespeare: "We give express charge that in our marches through the country there be nothing compelled from the villages, nothing taken but paid for, none of the French upbraided or abused, in disdainful language".

Reliant on evocative words, on short phrases strung together mostly through suggestions, his sentences pile steadily one atop another, compelled from within as if by their own heartbeat.

In this study, we used the WinMine package to infer chromatin regulatory relationships, as the algorithm in the package improves the original Bayesian network algorithm to distinguish compelled from reversible edges.

"A Separation" is a terrific film — compelling from the start, well acted, moving and challenging.

"Those who have found themselves in intolerable social circumstances where local governments violently repress opposition have found Maoist military strategy compelling – from the Vietcong to the Naxalites".

"Our cost-benefit analysis shows that the argument for reintroducing lynx to the UK is compelling from an economic, social and environmental perspective," Chris White, senior environmental economist at AECOM – a US consultancy firm – told the Daily Post.

Therefore, I view this investment opportunity as compelling from a risk-reward standpoint.

Although the ESWB are compelling from the country coverage point of view, the number of observations per country is usually small.