Sentence examples for compulsion to cover from inspiring English sources
The speed with which they work is an expression of Israel's compulsion to cover over its wounds, a sign of the haste with which the nation, quite literally, wants to wash away the blood of its fallen.
One Artist's Strange Compulsion To Cover The World in Crochet.
One Artist's Strange Compulsion to Cover the World in Crochet.
UNICEF/DACAW program should focus on those areas such as mid and far west where LGCDP, because of its compulsion to cover across the country but thinly, might not be able to enter in big and concerted way.
"There has always been a tremendous compulsion in the American DNA to cover up, and lie, going all the way up to the White House," the former baseball commissioner Fay Vincent said.
Horror movies inspire in me the queasy compulsion to stare and cover my eyes simultaneously.
By Deirdre Foley Mendelssohn October 8, 2009 Horror movies inspire in me the queasy compulsion to stare and cover my eyes simultaneously.
Is there a prurient compulsion to fill in those gaps in our knowledge about the private lives of great figures, which history has failed to cover?
As for Mr. Updike's collections of nonfiction (including "Hugging the Shore," "Odd Jobs" and "Due Considerations"), they not only showcased his copious gifts as a critic — as a celebrant of other artists' work and a sometimes acerbic literary anthropologist — but they also attested to his compulsion to enclose between the covers of a book every snippet of his work.
