Sentence examples for compelled to comment from inspiring English sources

Rice, caught by reporters outside his home and compelled to comment, acknowledged that he was wrong.

I feel compelled to comment on the "Open Letter" published on the Op.

Practically everyone involved in this strange case is compelled to comment on the been-there-done-thatness of the thing.

Mr. Gore is a master panderer who turned up at an MTV rally in jeans so weirdly tight that even Ted Koppel felt compelled to comment.

The Spaniard, an unpopular appointment due to his association with Liverpool, declined to look too far beyond winning the next game – against Rubin Kazan in the Europa League tonight – but felt compelled to comment on his own future.

The Spaniard, an unpopular appointment due to his prior association with Liverpool, declined to look too far beyond winning the next game, but felt compelled to comment on his own future.

This is the FIRST time ever that I've been so concerned about the apparent behaviour of the police force involved and the Scottish Government that I want to believe in, that I have been compelled to make comment.

I feel compelled to ask you to comment on that.

"When the amount is just slightly over the threshold and you're sentencing someone to the same sentence they would get if they had been convicted of intentionally taking someone's life," he said, "sometimes you feel compelled just to comment".

What had compelled her to comment on an answer by a complete stranger and then give that stranger some advice about life?

The Chicago Tribune recently felt compelled to shut down comment boards on its Web site for all political news stories.