Sentence examples for compulsion to see from inspiring English sources
Perhaps there's a compulsion to see just how far Isis will go.
The goal is that every weekend includes at least a little unoccupied time, devoid of economic compulsion, to see what might happen.
My New Orleans companions, both of whom were children when Herman was fighting, could not fathom my compulsion to see him; they probably thought he was like what you see on television.
Two things are clear: first, that the same compulsion to see the world as a set of personal challenges carried Hamilton across the Hudson River to meet Burr; second, that a.54-calibre ball from Burr's pistol ricocheted off Hamilton's rib, pierced his liver and diaphragm, then lodged in his backbone.
Watching them will be hundreds of thousands, and hundreds of millions more via television, drawn by that perennial human compulsion to see what our species is capable of at its best: to see how strong, how fast, how beautiful we can be.
In our compulsion to see which treatment is better, we often lose sight of the fact that both treatments are substantially improving outcomes as compared to those not treated, and the relative difference between treatments is within the range of random variation, not only statistically but also in terms of the robustness of the study design.
Their only goal for the holidays – and it's less of a goal and more of an involuntary compulsion – is to see how many full seasons of TV shows they can binge watch.
This said, I can't help wondering: is there a compulsion today to see bigotry and social intolerance where none exists by people who are determined to be outraged?
I would argue that most of these people are tourists because of their singular focus on their main compulsion to just see this natural phenomenon.
This came out really well in VFX and seen in action, it really helps reinforce Ronan's compulsion to control, oppress and destroy. .
