Sentence examples similar to compulsory feeling from inspiring English sources
There's something compulsory-feeling to me, too, about the notion that a woman can realize her full human potential only if she's plugged in, all the time, to her friends.
Despite the strength of local feeling, compulsory purchase orders were issued for the homes.
Schemes to flood the rural Transvaal with British settlers yielded only a trickle, and, worse yet, compulsory Anglicization of education only intensified feelings of Afrikaner nationalism.
Further fostering bad feelings within communities, under a concept known as "compulsory integration" gas companies can drill under land without the owner's consent if they have leases in most of the surrounding area.
Now that a Winter or Summer Games arrives every two years, their freshness and feeling of uniqueness have gone the way of amateurism and compulsory school figures.
On my previous five trips to Tehran, as British Foreign Secretary, I invented a personal measure of how relaxed people were feeling – by how far back on their heads young women wore their (compulsory) headscarves.
Morale amongst the Brigade of Gurkhas, one insider revealed, was at rock bottom with soldiers from the famous regiments feeling betrayed by the fact that they were bearing the brunt of compulsory redundancies.
The genesis of these demonstrations has been the feeling provoked by the recent passing of the bill increasing the term of compulsory military service from two to three years.
Compulsory sterilisation?
