Sentence examples for compelled to deliver from inspiring English sources
GSIs cannot be compelled to deliver a lecture.
But that makes them feel compelled to deliver the whole speech even if the audience is not receptive.
Here, compelled to deliver a monologue, without being able to throw a well-timed grenade into other people's trains of thought, he tends to literalise and over-explain.
The result captured one of the perpetual fascinations of jazz, as Donaldson and Themen seemed compelled to deliver the diametric opposite of each other's playing.
Now, the monorail has someplace else to go; it runs right through the E.M.P. 4. In 1981, Gehry was considered so "fringe" that he felt compelled to deliver a talk called "I'm Not Weird".
The purpose of the study is to identify the weaknesses and strengths to be improved and worked on by the engineering teaching staff when compelled to deliver oral presentations, since communicative competence is a prerequisite both for the didactic process and research dissemination.
I am also wary of his suggestion that the funding and qualification systems are at the root of the problem, implying that if only we had the "right" qualifications and a funding model that compelled colleges to deliver them everything would be OK.
The latter task compelled Russell to deliver his comments not at Bentley's base in Crewe, England, but in Beijing, China, where the automaker recently launched its latest model, the Flying Spur sedan – replacement of the Continental Flying Spur.
And there's not enough competition to compel agencies to deliver a better service.
The Court issued a preliminary injunction ordering Food Corn not to market the hybrid seed corn to any other party but Ferry-Morse, and to compel Food Corn to deliver the seed corn to Ferry-Morse.
