Sentence examples for compelled to exercise from inspiring English sources

Obama tried to bridge the gap between those who supported an athlete compelled to exercise his constitutional right to protest the deaths of young African-Americans at the hands of police officers and those who saw the national anthem as a tribute to, among others, those who had lost their lives as soldiers.

Instead he felt compelled to exercise discipline.

This is what happens when you're at the Six Flags theme park of pregnancy, breastfeeding, nursing school, forced exercise, loathing exercise, loving exercise, and being compelled to exercise.

If you feel compelled to exercise every day and have a love/hate relationship with working out, then this shirt makes perfect sense to you.

This point was debated in the 19th century, with some arguing that the right to make an en passant capture is a "privilege" that one cannot be compelled to exercise.

I don't know how others might interpret such extraordinary conduct, but I took it as an indication of a serious anger management problem and felt compelled to exercise extra caution when the litigation forced me into contact with Snapper.

Some patients felt compelled to do exercise: "Therapists say I have to do exercise but I can't.

In other words real empowerment means a situation where B is less and less compelled to do A's bidding; where people are increasingly able to stand up to those who exercise power.

It was an exercise in futility, as I had anticipated, but I felt strangely compelled to do it anyway.

I was compelled to do it.

Hence, we felt compelled to do something.