Sentence examples for compelled to kill from inspiring English sources

On "The Walking Dead" a group of survivors from a dystopian upheaval are compelled to kill hosts of zombies in every episode.

When he discovers that she regularly submits to sex with Moose, the school gang leader, and his mates, Skunk feels compelled to kill him.

After the animal tramples an Indian man to death, Orwell feels compelled to kill it in front of a gathering audience.

Its complex story, related at breakneck speed, tells of a civil servant in 14th-century China who is persecuted by a villainous general and compelled to kill himself.

And while interviews with friends and colleagues, along with a reading of some of her e-mails from that era and shortly afterward, reveal new details and cast doubt on some widespread allegations, they do not provide an obvious motive for why she might have felt compelled to kill Mr. Heywood to protect her son.

That is, they feel compelled to kill four out of five ideas.

Why has Yasir Arafat, the leader of the Palestinian Authority, felt "compelled to shoot and kill" anti-American Palestinian demonstrators?

He had denied murder but admitted manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility – claiming he was possessed by the devil and heard voices that compelled him to kill.

'Freud... made the mistake of placing the responsibility on the supposedly irresistible impulses of Oedipus which compelled him to kill his father and marry his mother.

To argue that his psychosis compelled him to kill Ms. Webdale anyway is not an acceptable defense under the laws of New York and most other states, Professor Uviller said, though a few states allow for what is known as an "irresistible impulse" defense.

Jim David Adkisson confessed to the attack in an affidavit, saying the church's "liberal teachings" had compelled him to kill.