Sentence examples for compelled to justify from inspiring English sources
The pragmatist in him feels compelled to justify this decision.
A highly sensitive man, Mauriac felt compelled to justify himself before his critics.
They were expelled from the postwar coalition government, subjected to frenzied propaganda (Pope Pius XI declared that voting communist would condemn one to eternal damnation), and held responsible for repressive acts in the USSR which they felt compelled to justify.
Therefore, there has not been a motivation or need in these countries to systematically prove the value and benefit of EM specialty-based emergency care systems as compared with non-EM specialty-based emergency care systems any more than other established medical specialties are compelled to justify their existence.
Before they left, Agent Luton asked me a question he felt compelled to justify.
It was professional but relaxed.... Before they left, Agent Luton asked me a question he felt compelled to justify.
Given the capacity of both organizations to influence and organize liberal opinion, some Democratic senators have felt compelled to either justify their support for the bill or to distance themselves from it.
Ron Paul raised the level of debate most recently by asserting that the hateful and demagogic opposition to Park51 is driven by "neo-conservatives who demand continual war in the Middle East and Central Asia and are compelled to constantly justify it".
The task of verbalizing thoughts while filling out a rating scale and providing a performance score may have introduced an aspect of accountability into the rating task, with both experienced and non-experienced raters feeling compelled to explain and justify their actions despite being instructed otherwise.
He speculates that the S.E.C. feels "compelled to do something to justify" the large expense of the Xerox investigation.
Once investors take control of the companies they own, directors will be compelled to fully disclose and justify the pay packages they grant, or stand to lose their jobs.
