Sentence examples for feel compulsory from inspiring English sources

Versatility has long been his trademark as a section player, notably in the Maria Schneider Orchestra, but here he made it feel compulsory.

Such instant reversals feel compulsory, like stock declarations sitting in an electronic filing cabinet until the moment they're needed.

The group admired those concoctions in a way that sometimes felt compulsory.

It's better not to scratch, though sometimes the itch is so intense that scratching feels compulsory".

Unlike at some arena gigs, the applause seldom felt compulsory.

Students generally felt compulsory rural service for government supported students was reasonable and that, for pre-service students, the greater responsibility in a rural area might be motivating.

David is waiting for Flume fans on Twitter.

Nevertheless, most students feel that the compulsory lessons provide good preparation for the exams (SQ 6).

It feels important, almost compulsory for you and your friends to pour the same neon liquid on the frustration and boredom and isolation of another week.

I don't know if the waterworks were due to the heartbreaking nature of the room itself (a bleakly beige office with soiled furniture and an inspirational quote about the power of love on the wall), the fact that I felt tears were compulsory because that's what people do in therapy, the fact that I hate talking about myself, or the fact that I was born a basket case.

"However, we still do not feel that the threat of compulsory redundancy has gone away entirely.