Sentence examples for compelled to learn from inspiring English sources

Learning history should be optional and new citizens will be encouraged, rather than compelled, to learn English.

He has been compelled to learn slowly because England have enforced the follow-on in consecutive games and therefore he has been permitted only two innings.

Hence, users of modern, portable operating systems like UNIX, Microsoft Corporation's Windows NT, and Linux are not compelled to learn a new operating system each time they purchase a new, faster computer (possibly using a completely different processor).

Ms. Fulton said she did not feel compelled to learn more because she had talked with her son, who was 21 and married, about all the what-if's before he went.

He maintained that though he had been compelled to learn how to fly, he was not acceptable to the RAF as a pilot because he always flew with one wing lower than the other.

That's when I realized that there was a reason I had felt compelled to learn his story.

As human beings, we're compelled to teach and to learn, that's part of the beauty of being human.

No one is compelled to watch it.

So I felt compelled to start learning about Gary.

Samson's enthusiasm for model trains compelled him to learn how to hack computers to get them to do what he wanted them to do.

But what compelled me to learn more about what might've happened in Dallas was no different than so many others.