Sentence examples for compelled to always from inspiring English sources

The Academy of Medical Royal Colleges wants to bring an end to a culture of "too much medicine" in which "more is better" and doctors feel compelled to always "do something", often because they feel under pressure from the patient, even though they know that the treatment recommended will probably not work.

Throughout his life, he was always compelled to speak out against injustice and indifference.

I feel compelled to do this, and always have done, so it's not something that I feel I have to make a conscious choice about.

But he was always compelled to write, even when it was his writing that betrayed him, he said, and now he spends about 16 hours a day writing or painting.

Should the officer ask you a question about the manner you were driving in and you feel compelled to answer, it's always good idea to keep your answers brief and as non- incriminating as possible.

"I always feel compelled to tell him something," Topousis said.

I've always felt compelled to work with older people, even from a young age.

"You would always be compelled to talk to people," said Nichols, who plans to speak to Sather today.

Faleiro, who reviews Aman Sethi's book, "A Free Man," this week, has always been compelled to write about marginalized communities.

I always feel compelled to sing along to this ode to brown women: "Your skin is the inspiration for cocoa butter / You inspire a brother".

"The phenomenon of charisma may be in many cases a kind of distraction, a blinding, a simplification of our sensory experience that lowers music to the level of circus voyeurism, something that I always am compelled to question.