Sentence examples for compelled to disagree from inspiring English sources

I defer to my colleague Amy Davidson's comparison of Afghan president Hamid Karzai to the perfidious Fredo, from "Godfather II," but feel compelled to disagree, amiably, when she refers to "Godfather III" as "awful".

The rule, the court said, violated an employer's First Amendment right not to be compelled to endorse a view he disagrees with, the way students in public school cannot be forced to say the Pledge of Allegiance.

The senators agreed that they don't think the Safe Campus Act has much chance of passing, but McCaskill said they felt compelled to note how much they disagreed with the fraternity and sorority effort to support it. .

So the key question, according to Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., is "whether or not individuals can be compelled to support political views that they disagree with".

We are also reminded by this study (the mammography paradox in particular) that according to the scientific method when theory and experiment disagree, we are compelled to revisit the theory.

Despite his own liberalism, Julian is drawn to Carl's authority: "His conservative politics I sincerely disagreed with, but his talent and success I felt compelled to admire".

I so disagree with Dave Anderson's column ("It's Time to Clean Up the War Vocabulary in Sports," March 23) that I feel compelled to write a response.

"I was compelled to.

Our species is compelled to make art.

"I felt compelled to find out".

Writers are compelled to assault taboos.