Sentence examples for evident compulsion from inspiring English sources
She had a fledgling acting career and no evident compulsion to avenge herself.
"Now we must ride into the world and seek out strange adventures," Lancelot announces, as though such a compulsion were self-evident.
The compulsions of dislike are evident everywhere in Naipaul's new book, but most tragi-comically in the chapter on Anthony Powell, a man Naipaul liked and whose generosity he benefited from, but whose writing, he discovered after Powell's death, was "bad".
But reading through the obituaries and appreciations of the slain satirists of Charlie Hebdo and especially of its editor Charb, what seemed evident was an irrepressible desire, almost a compulsion, to strip the self-righteousness of Islamic fundamentalists and religious zealots in general of any kind of seriousness.
He could have just checked into an FBI safe house or signed up to a more traditional witness protection scheme, but it's evident that this is basically just a weird compulsion of his at this point, so people just let him get on with it.
It is evident that patients with OCD do not develop compulsions in every aspect of their lives.
From the literature review, it is evident that certain strategies, such as targeted recruitment and training as well as incentives and compulsion are frequently reported.
Positive and negative factors were evident where physical activity was incorporated into daily schedules, but similarly induced feelings of guilt or compulsion.
Compulsion becomes progressively harder.
This compulsion is unavoidable.
