Sentence examples for compelled to exhibit from inspiring English sources
Cohen does not argue from some antecedent philosophical theory of human nature that history is somehow compelled to exhibit this progress (Cohen 1902, 37).
In addition to the Leni Riefenstahl spectacles the German occupiers compel her to exhibit, she shows the work of Henri-Georges Clouzot, a giant of the classical French cinema and a symbol of France's risky and morally complicated struggle for cultural survival during the war.
When her daughters entered their adolescent years and began exhibiting risky behaviors, Molly felt compelled to shift her focus and attention from the demands of her high-powered professional life to the needs of her girls.
They never tire of making fun of Oxbridge types who feel compelled to speak in Latin for no apparent reason or exhibit other forms of arch pretentiousness.
Such correlations suggested that aged animals, which exhibited the higher levels of DEE during cold exposure, were compelled to reach very low values of Tc even though they did not have the machinery necessary for efficient energy saving.
According to the Hollywood Reporter, Kidman is set to star as the wife of Farrell's character, a surgeon who is compelled to make a sacrifice after a teenager he has brought into his family starts exhibiting sinister behaviour.
Perhaps if we no longer held onto this binary notion of gender, individuals who exhibit what we now consider to be masculine traits but are in female bodies (and vice versa) wouldn't feel compelled to change their sex.
(Laura) Other participants exhibited a pre-existing awareness of the developing world, with some travelling to Africa in their youth, and feeling compelled to act upon what they saw.
When viewing images of her, these voters exhibited significant activity in the anterior cingulate cortex, an emotional center of the brain that is aroused when a person feels compelled to act in two different ways but must choose one.
