Sentence examples for ever been compelled to from inspiring English sources
No one has ever been compelled to attend prayers — they are a voluntary activity".
Mr. Reagan's testimony represented the first time that a President or former President had ever been compelled to testify in a criminal trial about the conduct of their office.
No American president had ever been compelled to do so.
The war to preserve the Union also became a moral crusade to end slavery, and that purpose made it highly unlikely that Britain could ever be compelled to enter the war on the side of the South.
Silent Circle's other products, Silent Phone and Silent Text, which the company continues to offer, are built with precisely this exemption in mind — so the company can avoid ever being compelled to turn over real, decrypted user data to the government.
Rubio said that "no one should ever be compelled to sin by law" and that a minister should not be compelled to marry a same-sex couple, which is not something that has happened. .
Even when he confronts architects he has serious reservations about, Hines, ever cordial, is compelled to give their work a thorough appraisal.
In the wake of that film's success — it is the highest-grossing R-rated comedy ever — Mr. Cooper was compelled to move from his house in the Venice section of Los Angeles, where the door opened directly onto the street, to a place in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood protected by a gate and a steep driveway.
When building sacred edifices, palaces, vessels and the machinery of war in ever-increasing sizes, engineers were compelled to discover how to reliably scale artifacts up or down.
Every time I've ever told the story, I am compelled to tell people how seductive I was. . . .
