Sentence examples for every compulsion from inspiring English sources

And that's the strange thing about addiction: Though external chemicals like alcohol can play a part, it's our own brain chemistry that lies at the root of every compulsion.

For a writer, who may have fought every social compulsion to "grow up", whose inner world has been constellated around avoiding that surrender, this is an interesting predicament.

There were support groups here for every addiction, compulsion, and trauma imaginable.

It emerges as Holland tells the stories of his odyssey that learning is a compulsion every bit as undeniable as the acquisition of records.

I am, however, overcome with a shameful compulsion every time I set out to read a new story.

"What made this happen?" you ask every time as if compulsion itself were mandatory, the way light travels at the speed of light "because it must" * It is in no sense essential that this crown of leaves, sifted by wind as if turning over some problem, is a gray-green brightening into rust-red at the tips or that its equivocations fill this instant to the brim.

by Sharon Levy "What made this happen?" you ask every time as if compulsion itself were mandatory, the way light travels at the speed of light "because it must" * It is in no sense essential that this crown of leaves, sifted by wind as if turning over some problem, is a gray-green brightening into rust-red at the tips or that its equivocations fill this instant to the brim.

Compulsion in religion is distinguished peculiarly from compulsion in every other thing.

At this point the debate has become a national compulsion with every order of business in this country coming down to abortion (and sometimes gay rights).

Further fueling the risk of accident, he said, is the compulsion to make every minute count.

Eek's attention to detail and compulsion to oversee every stage of his output extends to the smallest details.