Sentence examples for compelled to recognise from inspiring English sources
So for that statistical achievement alone, the committee felt compelled to recognise the chancellor, George Osborne.
But we are compelled to recognise it as a means to well-nigh every desirable achievement".
He stirs a frisson of panic as he confronts Deirdre Chapman's chief nymph, compelling her to recognise his power.
He felt compelled to let them know.
Philip Van Artevelde had fallen at the Battle of Roosebeke and the country had been compelled to submit to the French king, who obliged all the conquered towns to recognise Clement VII.
She fears anti-Isis forces might not even recognise him as a captive if he is compelled to fight.
And he would surely recognise himself in a song lyric – not that she would feel compelled to write one about him.
In theory, officials will be compelled to reflect on their actions when presented with the note, and they will be shamed into recognising the illegality of their demand.
The PE teachers recognised that the pupils enjoyed activity more in after-school clubs but they felt compelled to work differently in school time.
Our species is compelled to make art.
