Sentence examples for compelled to remember from inspiring English sources

This impetuous yet brutally final act paralyzes emotional life in the house as if in amber; in one of Boswell's most poetically grim touches, Zhenya is compelled to remember that her last words to her husband before Philip's body was discovered were, "He's going to have to learn the hard way".

Lives that we are compelled to look back on, to remember, to never forget.

But in spite of this reality, he moved forward, went against the grain, and leaned into what he felt compelled to do. 2. Remember, Few Rewards Come Without Risk.

But I felt compelled to tell them I remembered their son, their brother, and I remembered them.

So next time you feel compelled to go off on someone, remember, as Grande says, to just keep breathin' and breathin' and breathin' and breathin'.

For every thing we are called upon to remember, there is something else we are compelled to forget.

However, it is important to remember that family and friends often feel compelled to take sides, which makes them less impartial and strongly opinionated.

Remember slavery, when America felt compelled to bring in Africans to work their farms and fields?

Remember, Jews are afraid that Christians feel compelled to convert us.

So successful was this campaign that many anti-war activists who were interviewed actually "remembered" the abuse of veterans and felt compelled to distance themselves from it.

I remember being 18 and being vehemently opposed, but being compelled to have it against my will.