Three stars feels a bit churlishly ungenerous to James Yorkston, a man with a vision so defined and individual that you feel compelled to take him entirely on his own terms, or not at all.
Compelling vision and core values defined?
They reveal a society obsessed with racial contrasts, compelled to define people racially.
"My problem was one which I feel compelled to define with brutal candor: how to kill him without getting into trouble".
At a time when every performing arts institution is compelled to define a mission, the Youth Symphony has a clear one: to provide tuition-free programs in orchestra, chamber music and composition to musicians ages 12 to 22 from the New York City region.
Frank Field, the former social security minister, has urged the Government to replace the state second pension with a funded defined benefit pension, into which all employees would be compelled to contribute.
This was the first time a modern war-crimes court defined and upheld limited legal protection for war correspondents, stating that compelling their testimony could endanger their lives and the freedom of the press.
Portraits of brazenness born of desperation are part of the Lifetime mission, and the network seems compelled by the notion that Ms. Holloway has defined her life by her daughter's absence.
Additionally, absent physical restraint, coercion requires "serious harm," defined as any harm that is "sufficiently serious... to compel a reasonable person of the same background and in the same circumstances" to continue to perform the required labor or sexual activity.
Asked on Thursday whether his inauguration speech would build on the hope motif that defined his campaign, the president-elect wondered, humorously, whether his former colleagues compelled him to change up themes.
A girl once stood and defined purgatory as "a state of terrible torment which those who enter are compelled to undergo for a time to fit them for heaven".
