Sentence examples for compelled to conclude from inspiring English sources

Isn't Hume saying that you'd be compelled to conclude it was no such thing, and hence be wrong?

In light of the evidence presented at the hearing, however, I am compelled to conclude that this is the case".

Ironically, the Calvinist hero was quickly faced by a Habsburg threat so dangerous that he was compelled to conclude an alliance with Roman Catholic France.

Pressed by the Roman forces, in 263 he was compelled to conclude a treaty with Rome that restricted his kingdom to southeast Sicily and the eastern coast as far as Tauromenium (modern Taormina).

When he was asked today what that kind of judge, interpreting the Constitution in the literal manner that Mr. Bush favors, would be compelled to conclude about the legality of abortion, Mr. Bush gave his response about Roe v. Wade being a reach.

"We are compelled to conclude that we are without authority" to intervene in the case because the order of the lower court "is not yet an appealable one," the panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit wrote.

The episode compelled Vann to conclude that the other stories he had been told were not exaggerations — that torture and murder were a common practice.

So there must have been something wrong in our characterization of the universal, which compelled us to conclude that, in accordance with that characterization, universals could not exist.

Just about everyone felt compelled to see the concluding moments of this exhausting and exhaustive narrative unfurl — state by state, talking head by talking head.

The interpretation of the results compels us to conclude that it is extremely difficult to define the specific effect of aging alone, since it is only one element among many others, including methodological concerns.

The behavior of the ITS2 in conjunction with the automated, secondary-structure-based alignment compels us to conclude that the ITS2 data can be used to reconstruct chlorophytan phylogeny.