Sentence examples for compelled to hide from inspiring English sources

Finally, I'm compelled to hide "The Bed Book" by Sylvia Plath.

Cullen, like several members of the Harlem Renaissance, felt compelled to hide his sexual identity.

Chisora smiles; but I repeat the extent to which many sportsmen feel compelled to hide the truth about themselves.

Attending the Royal Academy of Music, my suburban London accent was something I felt compelled to hide.

She knows plenty of other women who share her views on breast-feeding, but like her, they are compelled to hide them from the mainstream public.

So much of the pain of loneliness is to do with concealment, with being compelled to hide vulnerability, to tuck ugliness away, to cover up wounds as if they are literally repulsive.

He felt compelled to hire a lawyer.

Better yet someone else wIll, someone with talent, and I'ml dance.

Whether Bashar al-Assad follows in the footsteps of Saddam Hussein and agrees to the dismantlement of an arsenal that has been long claimed to be crucial in the struggle against Israel - thus agreeing to dismantling key abilities of the 'Resistance' - or whether he allows UN inspectors to enter Syria as Saddam Hussein was compelled to do while hiding his weapons, the result is one and the same.

But, I'm discussing a different phenomenon in which people feel compelled to perpetually lie, subvert, hide and pretend due to upholding a fairy-tale of a life just so others will not condemn, mock, ridicule, or exploit them for their fallibility.

For some of us, 1 December represents a happy excuse to break out the knick-knacks that good taste compels us to hide for the other 11 months of the year: the pink flock polar bear, that glittery donkey and reindeer, and, from now on, these wonderful resin reindeer and birds (£3.99 each, sainsburys.co.uk).