Sentence examples for compelled to fit from inspiring English sources

Like Collison, Mayo is a fast, extremely athletic player who until now has been compelled to fit into a system not compatible with his skills.

Safe Labour seats tend to be urban, mobile and socially diverse, so people who move to them may feel less compelled to fit in.

While the MRC does not 'intend the revised guidance to be prescriptive' [ 13] it is perhaps with a sense of resignation that followers of a more radical discourse of health promotion may feel compelled to fit the square peg of community development assessment into the round hole of the RCT design evaluation.

Continental planes have larger overhead carry-on bins but its customers were compelled to check bags that would not fit through United's template.

When I started at the CRE--although there was no pressure from my colleagues--I felt compelled to try to fit in, and to become a real engineer.

"I felt compelled to find out".

It would seem that, among my friends at least, people feel compelled to do it to fit in - of the 58 people I asked via the medium of a Google survey, 24 said they 'regularly' or 'sometimes' feel societal pressure to drink.

A girl once stood and defined purgatory as "a state of terrible torment which those who enter are compelled to undergo for a time to fit them for heaven".

Ask yourself if you are free to be your authentic self at work or if you feel compelled to make unhealthy compromises in order to fit in.

Meanwhile, the tour graduates to plane travel and during a midair emergency the band feels compelled to disgorge all kinds of confessions fit for inclusion in William's article.

The private tutoring firm will be free to sign up and release students promptly: they should be able to allocate their resources as they see fit, and not be compelled to retain students who, for example, they regard as not sufficiently committed.