Sentence examples for compelled to open from inspiring English sources
People who didn't know me at all just felt compelled to open up".
Why does the FBI believe Apple should be compelled to open the phone?
And it's why he felt compelled to open his graduate-level course on the finance of retirement and pensions to the masses.
Mr. Gingrich felt compelled to open a news conference Sunday evening with a bulletin about why he had looked wan in recent days, a subject of speculation.
In the years since, the number of bank branches has skyrocketed, with the big names compelled to open in underserved areas.
Mr. Borrani, a sommelier by training, said he felt compelled to open the restaurant after he noticed a Rotterdam trend: "It was always the food in the first place and never the wine".
Still, it is not so bad that the restaurant feels compelled to actually open and get a phone number?
NHS staff should also face prosecution if they hid information about poor care and should be compelled to be open with patients about mistakes.
In a clip provided by Good As You's Jeremy Hooper, Professor Mark Regnerus of the University of Texas at Austin claims that straight men will feel compelled to demand open relationships, as well as anal sex, from their wives and girlfriends.
In all 22 villages visited by the evaluation team had functional village sanitation committees Beside strong awareness level of school children towards sanitation the team noted in some of the schools that they are compelled to practice open defecation, either due to lack or non functionality of latrine facility.
Despite repeatedly telling each other to "just log off", all are compelled to stay online; to open links that can only work their destructive magic if empowered to do so by the "user" – a word with entirely appropriate drug-addiction overtones.
