Sentence examples for compelled to teach from inspiring English sources

As human beings, we're compelled to teach and to learn, that's part of the beauty of being human.

Hence, scholars often emigrated, and those who remained at home were compelled to teach and to conduct research in ways that did not create difficulties.

His own father was born a slave and felt compelled to teach his son resilience, but in a particularly cruel way.

Jeff Tweedy, the celebrated Wilco frontman, has learned a fair few songs in his time – but as the US election rolls ever closer, he's feeling compelled to teach himself one more.

Some teachers said they had felt compelled to teach with laptops in the beginning, but stopped because they found they were spending so much time coping with technical glitches that they were unable to finish their lessons.

He experienced a lot of tension between his belief about teaching science and the way he felt he was compelled to teach science, due to the academic focus in school, "I have been thinking about this.

As a teacher, though, am I not compelled to speak, to teach, with every opportunity?

Every woman I was compelled to photograph taught me something about her experience.

In early 2003, Mr. Morgan felt compelled enough to teach himself Hebrew and to read his way through an English translation of the Torah.

Critics also say the law has compelled educators to teach to the tests and set off a spate of cheating scandals.

Believing that he lived at the time right before the Antichrist was to come, he felt compelled to diligently warn and teach the clergy to withstand the dishonest teaching of the enemies of God.