Sentence examples for compelled to note that from inspiring English sources

He was nevertheless compelled to note that Latvia's Soviet administration extended no such invitation to him in 1956, when he returned to the home for the first time in eight years.

When Daniel Simon of Manhattan testified toward the end of the hearing, he felt compelled to note that, "for the record, nobody is paying me to be here," adding that he had even spent $2.25 to make the subway ride over to Long Island City, Queens, where the hearing was held.

A group of prominent climatologists put it this way a few months before the accord was drafted: "We feel compelled to note that even a 'moderate' warming of 2°C stands a strong chance of provoking drought and storm responses that could challenge civilized society, leading potentially to the conflict and suffering that go with failed states and mass migrations".

Cooperman reels off so many positions that Sorkin feels compelled to note that the hedge funder is not running for office.

During Frank-time (and I feel compelled to note that Ali has never once had a chat with Frank without wine glass in hand) he tried to really sell his family, and how awesome it was.

Thus, given the wide use of the term V-ATPase for bacterial enzymes, we felt compelled to note that there are no substantial differences between bacterial and archaeal enzymes of this class.

But he still felt compelled to note this week that "the secret to Zappos's success is real commitment that permeates through every customer and every transaction, every time".

We feel compelled to note here that Mazda's ever-joyful MX-5 Miata, which comes complete with windscreen wipers, a folding roof and an actual trunk, starts at very similar $23,970.

And loath as I am in these awful times to trot out Still Another Damn Thing to Worry About, I nevertheless am compelled to note warnings from travel-security experts that street crime, not terrorism, remains by far the main threat to the increasingly far-flung ranks of American business travelers abroad today.

("That's no misprint," the newspaper felt compelled to note).

It is also important to note that pilot enjoyed particularly high standards of efficiency, which compelled a number of GPs to comment unprompted on how well it had been run.