Sentence examples for compelled to begin with from inspiring English sources
As with so much concerning Kafka – his strange life, and stranger fiction – we are almost compelled to begin with the observations of Max Brod, his friend, sanctifier and – some might argue – crypto-amanuensis.
If every story about Clive Palmer is compelled to begin with a reference to his dinosaur theme park, then they must also end with a reference to the fact that he wants to build the Titanic II, the most ill-fated naming of a follow-up since Hitler smashed a bottle of Châteauneuf-du-Pape across Poland and christened his new thing "World War II".
François Truffaut, in fact, felt compelled to begin his laudatory Cahiers du Cinéma review of "Grisbi" with a string of negatives.
If the Republicans refuse to negotiate, I will be compelled to begin by scuttling the U.S.S. George Washington in the Pacific Ocean's Mariana Trench, with 80 aircraft on board.
But when Elena's condition worsened, he felt compelled to begin his own research into her disease.
To begin with, plaintiffs' have lawyers compelled Church officials to produce secret files concerning abuse allegations and to provide sworn testimony about their own failures to adequately address the problem.
And both actresses, who were good to begin with, have since come to inhabit their roles with a fullness that compels empathy if not necessarily sympathy.
