Sentence examples for compelled to warn from inspiring English sources

Or that Sinead feels compelled to warn Miley that in a territory such as this, it can be hard to define what is empowering and what is exploitation.

Roberto Mancini has expressed his anger about the drinking habits of Manchester City's British players after feeling compelled to warn them about their behaviour for the second time in a fortnight.

AMID STRING OF SUICIDES Russia has been hit with a wave of copycat teenage suicides so pronounced that President Dmitri A. Medvedev felt compelled to warn news media outlets against making too much of the deaths, for fear of attracting more imitators.

The criticism has grown so heated that Patriarch Kirill, keenly aware of the church's continuing dependence on the state, has felt compelled to warn priests to watch their Internet tongues, saying, "Careless and sometimes intentionally provocative statements by priests cast a shadow on all of God's church".

The situation is so bleak that when a new finance minister, Alcides Jiménez, was sworn in on Monday, he felt compelled to warn publicly that "there is nothing further that can be extracted from the coffers of the state" by grafters.

Hertz feels compelled to warn those who rent its vehicles here, "Unfortunately, many Californians are in a hurry and usually ignore yellow lights (and sometimes red lights)." In "L.A. Story, Steve Martinn had a hilarious go at the car culture, putting pedestrians in gas masks.

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.

MacArthur was compelled to wade ashore.

Call this "a reality update" of the facts, figures and fundamentals that compelled us to warn of the 2007 market top in advance, kept us mostly on track through the generational bear market, and began signaling an important bear-market bottom very quickly after the Mar. 9 low.

"The strength of the science on climate change compels us to warn the nation about the growing risk of irreversible consequences as global average temperatures continue to increase".

However, I feel compelled to make two points in my effort to warn people not to overreact to Obama's win.