Sentence examples for compelled to draw from inspiring English sources
Today's producers no longer feel compelled to draw a modesty curtain around current events.
Not merely a historical novel, you're compelled to draw parallels between the upheaval of the Reformation and the situation today.
For me, writers who have felt compelled to draw attention to the poor's lot have produced the best work.
"This is the first time in history a company would be compelled to draw up a description of its secret technology and deliver it to competitors".
As Bush put it: "He who is not with us is against us". In moments of crisis and anxiety, people often feel compelled to draw lines in the sand.
It seems that King felt compelled to draw all his books into the orbit of "The Dark Tower," so the plots of novels like "Salem's Lot" end up connecting to Roland's tale; eventually, King himself becomes a character, as does Bryan Smith, the man who almost killed him by running him over with a van, in 1999.
If you feel compelled to write, to draw to sing, to shout, to run, to weep; to hug your dog, to fall to your knees and pray - then do so.
The composer Tod Machover, an expert on the use of electronic resources for music education, rightly points out that preschoolers are not compelled to take drawing lessons before they start making their own pictures with crayons and cut-up paper.
