Sentence examples for compelled to live from inspiring English sources

Mr. Maskin, an official city tour guide, felt compelled to live up to his billing.

But according to the chronicle of Hermann von Reichenau, Christopher was compelled to live his last days as a monk.

In the United States, immigrant groups and blacks have been compelled to live in ghettos, not so much by legal devices as by economic and social pressures.

Ever since that speech, presidents have felt compelled to live up to that grandiose image, and they have done enormous damage to themselves and the nation.

Above all, in this moving production, he captures the emotional tumult of someone compelled to live up to an image imposed from outside.

What better way to honor those who were compelled to live a life of furious remembrance, but having recalled too much, finally could endure no more.

Personally, we've never felt compelled to live-tweet a haircut, share daily bikini shots of ourselves or arrive at an airport dressed like Tupac.

After five hours of questioning at Heathrow, Mohamed was told he had been made the subject of a control order, and was compelled to go and live in the east of England – in a town where he knew nobody and where MI5 believed he would be far removed from his jihadist associates.

Today, 16- and 17-year-olds like Makayla cannot be compelled to go to school, live at home or take medicine for mental health.

It's not just Loyd Grossman who'd be compelled to ask who lives in a house like this.

O'Malley then royally stepped in it by saying "Black lives matter" and for some reason then felt compelled to add "White lives matter".