Sentence examples for compelled to know from inspiring English sources

From this man, I felt compelled to know all about life in the south.

Compelled to know (genetic?), I breezed through the warning screens on the site.

Director Lynne Ramsay accepts that "You're compelled to know the reasons" why Kevin does what he does, but declines to apologise for neglecting to read the riddle.

Kitaj would, no doubt, have been compelled to know if future critics would concur – and perhaps amused to note that his own tormentors might have been careful of what they wished for: if they thought his work was self-absorbed, what were they to do with the generation of Tracey Emin?

"There was a lot of people that I didn't know, that I still don't know, but they saw things and they was just compelled to let us know what they saw, because they knew that this kid did not deserve what happened to him, and they didn't know my son from Adam," she said.

I'm not sure why, but I felt compelled to let Monisha know how much I, too, had hated my braids, how it made my classmates ask questions, how I was known as the girl with the braids at school.

He felt compelled to let them know.

I feel compelled to let you know how deeply offended I was by some parts of your lead article on June 15 about Holocaust documentaries ["Holocaust Documentaries: Too Much of a Bad Thing?" by Barry Gewen].

Even so, on the very first day of the campaign, three weeks ago, Stephen Harper, the Conservative Party standard-bearer from Alberta, felt compelled to say, "You know, in this country you can be Canadian without being a Liberal".

Khan seems to be constantly caught between the desire to offer an escape from the normal and the mundane – as much, one suspects, for herself as for her audience – and yet feels compelled to let us know that her music is firmly rooted in the reality of her emotional experience.

She wants, even needs and is compelled to let you know what is on her heart and mind.