Sentence examples for compelled to present from inspiring English sources
As the protests unfolded, though, she felt compelled to present her opinion of what was happening.
Mitchell's logic could be extended to things that actually are fun, but feel compelled to present themselves as sustainable.
Of course many stage directors, including the composer's grandson Wieland Wagner, have not felt compelled to present the "Ring" naturalistically.
Unfortunately, as you have been unwilling to allow us a hearing, we are compelled to present our revised proposal by way of this letter.
If on a personal level some women feel compelled to present themselves as traditional nurturers in order to secure and keep a relationship, on a political level the Republicans don't waver in their attempt to keep women confined.
But the fact that Europe's largest powers felt compelled to present President Bush with an 11th-hour challenge deepened fissures that have opened in the last year with major allies.
In addition, because the PI was present during focus group discussions participants may have been compelled to show enthusiasm for the strategy.
Even after withdrawal, the US will be compelled to be present in Afghanistan.
When he published his landmark satirical essay on how (not) to write about Africa, it felt nothing short of a revolutionary act in a literary landscape where so many Western writers and readers felt compelled to view and present Africa as a 'dark continent' devoid of creative thinkers and overflowing with disease and chaotic, inexplicable violence.
