Sentence examples for feel compelled to work from inspiring English sources

Another nurse, who works at an NHS hospital, said: "My area is so short-staffed I feel compelled to work [when sick], as patient care is compromised".

"We no longer feel compelled to work with a publication which has put its need for 'clicks' above journalistic integrity," it read.

Her inspired dedication to one painting is so different from the pace at which most artists feel compelled to work today.

How can you tell? A. Chances are you're a workaholic if you feel compelled to work for the sake of working, and you feel panic, anxiety or a sense of loss when you aren't working.

Analysts said Mr. Obama needed to create a sense of urgency, especially about the economy, to bring the public along with him and make Congress feel compelled to work with him.

Our standard for the so-called masters of the universe is not how little they work, but how hard and continuously they feel compelled to work; the idleness which was once affluence's goal now comes off as vaguely shameful.

He felt compelled to work six days a week to support his eight daughters and stepdaughters.

I've always felt compelled to work with older people, even from a young age.

After the harsh realities of the climate-change conference, Sternfeld felt compelled to work on "Oxbow Archive".

Four artists with tastes and interests that have only become more distinct over the years, and yet who felt compelled to work together again.

After World War II, the growth in the American labor force was driven by the swelling population and the increasing number of women who chose, or felt compelled, to work outside the home.