Sentence examples for feel compelled to consider from inspiring English sources

"After a period of time, should there be an elective office that I feel compelled to consider, I might take that road," Mr. Ramirez said.

Avon would feel compelled to consider a takeover bid if it were high enough, people close to the cosmetics company said, though it currently remains committed to its standalone turnaround effort.

North Korea's nuclear buildup would threaten stability, as its neighbors felt compelled to consider offsetting nuclear programs.

"I live in Baltimore so I don't feel at all under siege," says Sax, but he too has felt compelled to consider over the past year to consider where he would go if he couldn't stay in America.

Alas, I feel compelled to weigh in.

Would you feel compelled to debate it?

"Suddenly I felt compelled to see you".

Gov. George E. Pataki felt compelled to weigh in.

Other bigwigs felt compelled to weigh in.

Write something along the lines of "Before you feel compelled to read my deepest thoughts, consider how you would feel if somebody did the same thoughtless and uncaring act to you.

Again, excepting for Maputo HCs, where the situation was considered acceptable, technical staff feel compelled to assume a diversity of extra tasks out of comradeship or on instruction from management, "… the Provincial Health Director just told me to do it, to assume the responsibility for the expanded programme of immunization" (Niassa HC), and, "Orders are orders …" (Nampula HC).