Sentence examples for compelling anyone from inspiring English sources

Sadly, I think there is a wave of popular appeal in compelling anyone to do anything.

"There's no federal requirement, there's no law that's compelling anyone to do this, much less pay for it," she said.

New Zealand decriminalised prostitution in 2003, removing it from criminal law, distinguishing between violence and consenting sex and reinforcing offences against compelling anyone into prostitution.

"I'm still at work Smyth, your MBM of the Everton game was convincing no one, and i don't think your 'coverage' of the Arsenal game is compelling anyone to watch MOTD.

The conservatives who push right-to-work laws argue that they assure workers' individual freedoms by not compelling anyone to support a union.

The Islam that Prophet Muhammad taught -- in vast contrast to some extremist regimes we see and condemn today--was an Islam that championed universal freedom of conscience, and forbade everyone from compelling anyone.

It was also, of course, not remotely compelling to anyone in the outside world.

The modest rieslings and chenin blancs produced in Tulbagh hardly seemed compelling to anyone.

The format won't work if it is executed poorly: the gameplay must be really compelling for anyone to play it.

The "Facebook for murderers," as Tycho from Penny Arcade calls it, just isn't compelling for anyone but stat counters and the most dedicated of the dedicated.

But the very idea is compelling to anyone who's heard the same "glass breaking" or "ricochet" noises in games or even movies, where the catalog of sounds is limited.