Sentence examples for compulsions of from inspiring English sources

Imperative comprehensions, monstrous compulsions of duty which deform.

Labour had no choice but to accept the compulsions of globalisation.

All too often, the central dramas or compulsions of female characters depend on men, Nagy says.

But though the compulsions of personality are strong, the logic of American politics is stronger.

They had compulsions of raising revenue as well as relief for people affected by inflation".

"We have been obliged to respond to the compulsions of our society and have merely acted in self-defense".

Finally, in 6.3% (11/166) of patients, these did not correspond to all criteria of compulsions or of tics or, conversely, included both of them.

Dostoyevsky understood the compulsion of gambling firsthand.

Around the compulsion of writing he shaped everything else.

They did it only under compulsion of the law.

Hogan's title suggests the narcotic compulsion of musical yesteryear.