Sentence examples for compelling you from inspiring English sources

What are the forces compelling you to change?

Every Day is for the Thief brims with energy; Open City pulls you into Julius's isolation, compelling you to share his loneliness.

There he is, Paul Bristow, cocking his head, compelling you to cast off the grumps, wearing a fright wig, kicking up a leg.

Stein asked, "What evidence of in-person voter fraud is compelling you to impose the I.D. requirement?" "Senator Stein, you can't live in this society without identification," Rucho said.

The record has the same suspended feeling that you hear on Mr. Rubalcaba's recent albums: the forcibly restrained virtuosity, a tense version of relaxation, compelling you to keep listening.

That's particularly true of Asian cusines: there's no time-honoured custom compelling you to have cabernet with curry or kimchi; no centuries-old tradition of pairing syrah with sashimi.

So instead of compelling you to upgrade with innovation, you're forced to upgrade by product failure.

That in itself is hugely compelling". You must defend your value and brand excellence every single day, and that starts with trust.

However, there are circumstances in which a better reason can be given for mutilating oneself for instance, if this is the only way you can prevent Fagin from compelling you to steal for him.

Because Poitras was among the first people Snowden contacted, because she became involved in the process, this is first and foremost an advocacy documentary with a compelling you-are-there quality.

"The R.S.C. has struck gold," declared John Gross in The Sunday Telegraph, adding that even when "The Family Reunion" becomes elusive or off-putting, it is "curiously compelling -- you succumb to its spell".