Sentence examples for compulsion inherent from inspiring English sources

The author noted the purpose of Miranda was to address psychologically pressured interviews and that it had noted that adequate protection was essential in order "to dispel the compulsion inherent in custodial surroundings".

But, after all, there are lots of mysteries inherent in the compulsion to create art, in this case the novelist's art.

Noting that an inmate's refusal to participate does not affect eligibility for good-time credits or parole, Justice Kennedy said, "The compulsion inquiry must consider the significant restraints already inherent in prison life and the state's own vital interests in rehabilitation goals and procedures within the prison system".

Bechdel, unremitting in her exploration of her motives, pins down and examines the moral ambiguity of the venture, the detachment and ruthlessness and terror inherent in exposing those close to you, along with the mysterious compulsion to do so.

The compulsion.

Compulsion becomes progressively harder.

This compulsion is unavoidable.

Or a compulsion.

"It cannot come from compulsion".

But there's no compulsion.

Then an odd compulsion.