The story is told in prose of intermittently easygoing lucidity, but his primary training as a neurologist compels him into passages of detailed neuro-anatomy, locating brain regions functionally responsible for enabling particular aspects of consciousness.
That head-clobbering epiphany--the one that compelled him to go into science--came in mid-1992.
It always seemed to me that the restlessness, the search for experience and knowledge that characterized his comedy as well as his very physical presence compelled him to go into drama, to take on not only comic roles but also dark ones.
Faith and Principle His experience in correcting birth defects compelled him to thrust himself into the middle of a controversy in the early 1980s over the rights of infants with congenital defects to receive medical care.
Vince, for example, an orange pooch with a limited vocabulary, has Random Pavarotti Disease, which compels him to burst into florid arias (a departure from his usual dazed, monosyllabic state).
More than once I handed "A Million Heavens" to a friend and watched the rhythms compel him or her into the thickness of a paragraph, then onto the next page, deeper toward where Brandon wanted the reader to go, though he never tipped too much about where that might be.
Author, "The Need to Say No: How to be Bullish and Not Bullied" The so-called Oscar curse where a smart beautiful woman's success bruises her husband's delicate ego compelling him to run into the arms of some dim-witted damsel du jour is missing a crucial ending.
But his passionate profession as the orchestra's director compels him to place dots into rows as well as numbers into columns.
Mr. Verbinski swings his stylistic flourishes, which compel him to turn most interiors into haunted houses for their joke potential, and this notion gives the movie a deliriously antic air.
