Sentence examples for compelled to create an from inspiring English sources

The scrutiny of business schools has been so bad that a group of second-year M.B.A.s from third-ranked Harvard felt compelled to create an M.B.A. Oath this year.

"Upon seeing this exchange, I was compelled to create an environment where Special Ed and General Ed can bond through sports.

He arrived in France in September 1914 and whilst there was struck by the lack of any official mechanism for documenting or marking the location of graves of those who had been killed and felt compelled to create an organization within the Red Cross for this purpose.

This is why I felt compelled to create a change.

Just about every recording musician now feels compelled to create a public persona and image, a bid for celebrity.

"Under Ben's leadership, we have felt compelled to create a new playbook for the Fed," Kevin Warsh, a Fed governor who has worked closely with Bernanke, told me.

Later this term, in Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission, No. 16-111, the justices will decide whether to take up a baker's contention that he should not be compelled to create a cake for a same-sex wedding.

These protagonists are compelled to create a new self based on these values, and we then follow their journey towards "authenticity", a renewed faith in internal values and self-belief.

Even resorts like Breckenridge, Colo., which has a vibrant authentic town just a few minutes from its ski lifts, feel compelled to create a second "town" at the base.

While touring Bloc Party's last album, Four, Kele Okereke was compelled to create a collection of club anthems, the confident, carnal yin to his indie group's anxious, angst-riddled yang.

With that contingency still in play, the Grand Slam leaders and the I.T.F. could feel compelled to create a contingency plan of their own: a rival circuit independent from the ATP.