Sentence examples for compelled to become from inspiring English sources

Goats become 'mortified' when attacked and children are compelled to become gapper disposal experts.

He felt compelled to become an information source for the families and the injured.

Tori Amos, who wrote and recorded the film's title track, Flicker, says she felt compelled to become involved in the project.

But he said he was so alarmed by last fall's election disputes in Florida that he felt compelled to become more directly involved in this year's city elections.

It is also a challenge for any of us who feel compelled to become ever more accomplished without sacrificing excellence or our well-being.

Born in 1863, Signac who was younger than Claude Monet by 23 years, felt compelled to become a painter on discovering the pictures of the grand master of Impressionism on the premises of a magazine, "La Vie Moderne".

Listen, I suffered a major identity crisis through most of my life and I think that compelled me to become a storyteller, and also compelled me towards self-expression, even before I became a storyteller.

His reign was terminated by his own sons, Stephen and Constantine, who in 944 compelled him to become a monk.

Okada's novel begins just as Ichiro, a quiet, tempestuous young man who still doesn't understand what compelled him to become a "no-no boy," returns home to Seattle from prison.

Gianfranco Zola, Carlo Cudicini and Roberto Di Matteo compelled him to become a Premier League enthusiast: In the beginning it was kind of arbitrary because I couldn't see a lot of Premier League games growing up.

This quirk is what the organizers say has compelled them to become even wilier about the electronic tricks of television, the satellite feeds, the narratives on video, in selling their story.