Sentence examples for compelled in the from inspiring English sources

Private companies cannot be compelled in the same way.

Michael, who is a journalist in Baltimore, felt compelled in the wake of his wife's death to read books on grief, which hadn't been my response.

Candidates in particular can feel compelled in the last weeks before an election to make more appearances, raise more money and shake more hands, and that means covering more ground.

American officials say they hope that the Taliban will find the Afghan Army a more formidable adversary than they expect and be compelled, in the years after NATO withdraws, to come to terms with what they now dismiss as a "puppet" government.

Already shorn of much of his innocence in his earlier battles with Lord Voldemort, this 15-year-old wizard is compelled, in "The Order of the Phoenix," to confront even more unsettling revelations about his relationship with that evil lord, as well as some uncomfortable truths about his own parents and the role that fate has chosen him to play.

When the perception is less than fully clear and distinct, the will is not compelled in the same way.

Would she be compelled in that event to accept the returns?

It's rare these days to hear something that sounds genuinely new, and rarer still to hear music that is both immediately gratifying and compelling in the long term.

And if confessions procured in violation of Miranda are confessions compelled in violation of the Constitution, the post-Miranda decisions I have discussed do not make sense.

He was compelled in 1632 to resign the presidency of the New England Company.

After a successful Kickstarter campaign, it's clear a lot of dog lovers see something moving and compelling in this new slant on the open world adventure.