Sentence examples for compelled to emphasize from inspiring English sources

The paper highlights that now is a "unique moment in history". What makes it so and why did you feel compelled to emphasize this in the paper?

I don't mean to sound belligerent, but I feel compelled to emphasize that I love Champagne and sparkling wines too much to ever consign them to the scrap heap of obligation.

"I am compelled to emphasize that this signature-gathering process was the most deceitful and fraudulent exercise ever perpetrated upon this court," wrote James G. Colins, the president judge of the Commonwealth Court, who noted that he had served longer, and reviewed more nominating papers, than any judge in the court's history.

Seated in the same living room where that ad hoc group began meeting more than five decades ago, Lown, now Professor of Cardiology Emeritus at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and a retired senior physician at Brigham and Women's Hospital, still feels compelled to emphasize the dangers of nuclear weapons.

Perhaps it's his deteriorating health, though, that motivated this kind of imperial parting shot, compelled to emphasize how much he, not Bush, was the "vision guy" and the true top dog.

To do this, the government feels compelled to emphasize plantation establishment to make up for shortfalls in wood supply due to degradation of the natural forest, disappointing rates of plantation development.

Knee injuries to countless recreational and professional athletes in recent years made anterior cruciate ligament a household phrase and compelled trainers to emphasize building leg strength.

Chaffetz went to great lengths to emphasize that he was compelled to act out of his strong moral principles.

Others speculate and, again, it is speculation that with the North's regime in transition, the current leadership will feel compelled to respond to any attack with disproportionate force in order to emphasize its role as defender of the nation.

Mr. Powell, the architect of the new rules, has emphasized that the commission was compelled to rewrite the old regulations because of a string of federal court decisions in cases brought in Washington by the media companies.

Investigators generally emphasized reasons not to return results, but felt compelled to disclose "when research resulted in genomic incidental findings with clear or probable medical significance".