Sentence examples for compulsion for the from inspiring English sources
The concern I had was the potential compulsion for the Church of England.
He could still draw a pawn down until another blunder enabled Grischuk to create zugzwang, compulsion for the opponent to make a losing move, then launch a winning advance to queen.
The Premier is expected to say: "Every British unemployed and inactive man and women should have a skills check, and to make sure Britain raises its education and skills game to world class, James Purnell will intensify welfare reforms to include compulsion for the unemployed and many inactive men and women not just to seek work but to acquire skills".
The Qur'an has explicitly underscored that human will is the principal wellspring of faith rather than coercion or compulsion – for the simple reason that after being coerced, the human heart cannot find peace with itself, let alone with a fellow human being.
The definition of the word 'necessity' should be understood as a compulsion for the animal to evolve failing which, the very existence would be difficult.
The level of compulsion for this activity rests in the same pleasure centers of the brain as do other addictions like gambling, narcotics and alcohol so my vote is 'yes', the preoccupation is an addiction or at least the early warning signs of one.
He says: "When I was young, there was still the compulsion for books for the young to teach an ethical and moral lesson.
He finds that these people would not get rid of their compulsions for the world.
Such an instinct shows Mr. Willis's compulsion for making the odd bets -- and often as not, he rolls a winner.
Thanks to her compulsion for blurring the line between male and female in her work and in her personal life, she enjoyed an exalted status in a milieu dominated by gay editors and writers.
This is by all close accounts a compulsion for Dujardin, chasing the perfect ride, the moment where nothing in that conjoined series of movements can be improved or altered or cast any other way.
