Sentence examples for compelled to spell out from inspiring English sources

He feels compelled to spell out the meaning of the term "homophobia" and needlessly points out that Oprah Winfrey "spoke a language of self-help".

BECAUSE consumers know perfectly well what function cat litter serves, brands have not been compelled to spell out what Fluffy does in the litter box, and instead dwell on what the products do: reduce odor.

He is compelled to spell out why certain collectors must possess every piece of Fiestaware, as if the allegory weren't obvious enough: they need to feel whole, and he does too.

Waldman didn't do much to soften the stance, taking her point of view to a rhetorical extreme — she could survive the loss of a child, she felt compelled to spell out, and life would go on, so long as she had her husband.

And film, of course, is ideally poised to make a virtue of silence, the camera picking up at close quarters what playwrights generally are compelled to spell out.

Warren will compel Clinton to spell out her position on the issues and tell how a Clinton administration will differ from Obama's and husband Bill's.

Representative Edward Markey, Democrat from Massachusetts, said he planned to introduce legislation that would compel those who seek a federal license to fly drones to spell out what they will do with the information they collect and how long they will hold on it.

They did not need to spell out the implications.

For years we had to spell out the name.

Mr Bush has yet to spell out his plans.

The message has to spell out the effectiveness".