Sentence examples for compelled to pick from inspiring English sources

LOW PRESSURE Witnesses should be told that the suspect may or may not be in the lineup so they will not feel compelled to pick an image.

I'm a tennis player, but when I saw how beautiful the golf courses were here at Bighorn, I was compelled to pick up the game.

The thinking is that someone who sees, say, Mr. Fletcher's ghostly rendering of Ralph Ellison might then feel compelled to pick up "Invisible Man".

"The Notting Hill Mystery," according to The London Review, was "a carefully prepared chaos, in which the reader, as in the game called solitaire, is compelled to pick out his own way to the elucidation of the proposed puzzle".

In the Neolithic Period (New Stone Age; roughly 9000 to 3000 bc), humans achieved relatively fixed settlement, but for perhaps 5,000 years such living was confined to the semipermanent peasant village semipermanent because, when the soil had been exhausted by the relatively primitive methods of cultivation, the entire village was usually compelled to pick up and move to another location.

Within seconds, I'm compelled to pick up my mobile phone where Skyscanner and Kayak can help me much more efficiently.

Fearing that, Republicans in the State Assembly passed a bill to compel him to pick a Republican.

I know they say that you shouldn't judge a book by its cover – but the cover of this book is so beautifully and stylishly designed that it compels you to pick it up, and of course once you start reading you find that the writing inside is as stylish as the outside of the book!

There's nothing compelling me to pick Google over-and-over again; it's just a better search engine.

What compels you to pick up your camera?

"She would be one 72-year-old heartbeat from the presidency," was a common refrain in the fall of 2008, and it is ironically this specter of mortality that compels McCain to pick an unprepared woman so as not to let a lifelong and heartfelt dream slip away.