Sentence examples for feel no compulsion from inspiring English sources

"They feel no compulsion to sell anything".

"I feel no compulsion to be a pundit".

Paisley and Molyneaux feel no compulsion to soften their language.

As a result, owners feel no compulsion to replace their aging PCs.

Perhaps golf and boxing fans simply feel no compulsion to vote for their favourites.

(4) Having picked a profession, feel no compulsion to stick to it: "If you don't like it, stop doing it.

Though the city gains cachet and, by its own estimate, more than $3 billion a year in economic activity from housing the U.N., New Yorkers feel no compulsion to be grateful, or to pay a price, for the honor of being designated as the world's capital.

Actually, a free-spirited man need feel no compulsion to confine his loyalty to his soverign state, but there are good reasons for confining his body to it and for sticking around and paying taxes and voting the straight universalist ticket and arguing with the janitor about the Mundt-Nixon bill... View Article By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Phil Klay By Charles Bethea.