Sentence examples for constrained to speak from inspiring English sources

There are indeed passages in which even Empedocles hits upon this, and following the guidance of fact, finds himself constrained to speak of the ratio (olugos) as constituting the essence and real nature of things.

In the awful corporate language that crown princes now feel constrained to speak, Prince Mohammed said that, while Abu Dhabi possessed oil and gas for the present, "We need as of today to stress that learning outcomes should create human capital that is able to serve us for the 50 years and beyond".

In addition, much of the data obtained were from couples, and some may have felt constrained to speak of their real feelings in the presence of their partner.

Sensitive to both historical and formal problems in the writing of literature, this lecture explores the stylistic and substantive ways Sebald works his way into and at times through this double bind whereby one feels constrained endlessly to speak of the unspeakable.

He attempts to justify the existence of evil in the world by saying that although God wished to create the best of all possible worlds absolutely speaking, he was constrained to act in such ways as honor his attributes or perfections — especially his simplicity: 'His ways must bear the character of His attributes, as well as His work.

The columnist Mary Riddell, who writes for the Daily Telegraph, says that she wishes never to be so close to anyone to whom she speaks that she feels constrained to 'write anything that you don't wholly believe'.

Bush was constrained to take exception to this publicly.

(Mahler, one feels constrained to add, means painter in German).

I am constrained to dissent from it.

Segment length constrained to be < 17667.6 um.

We are constrained to reverse this conviction.