Sentence examples for compelled to tolerate from inspiring English sources
The system perpetuates sexual misconduct, because service workers feel compelled to tolerate inappropriate behavior from customers who hold financial power over them.
In the current study, we examined how women are socioculturally compelled to tolerate their partners' infidelity.
Collins was asked then how much longer the Mets could tolerate Davis's struggles before feeling compelled to use Duda — or anyone else —at first as a starter.
Nominally democratic governments tolerate protest because elected representatives no longer feel compelled to heed protest.
He claims that he can tolerate Jews in England, but only if they are compelled to wear "Arab" clothing, to show that they are an alien nation.
Visual artists, including painters and sculptors, were compelled to register with the German government; but their work was generally tolerated by the underground, unless it conveyed propagandist themes.
When we were busy supporting the Arab Spring, or compelled to invade Iraq, what stopped us from taking a stand and stating: brutal dictators will not be tolerated anywhere.
Our species is compelled to make art.
"I felt compelled to find out".
Writers are compelled to assault taboos.
