Sentence examples for feels impelled from inspiring English sources

It could also happen that some creepy neighbor, who remembers vividly seeing you toss your Crock-Pot into the non-recycle garbage bin, feels impelled by the same feeling of civic arousal that inspired so many virtuous citizens of the Third Reich to report the presence of Jews in the neighbor's attic.

Tiuri however, feels impelled – what if someone needs refuge?

Or a government may impose restrictions because it feels impelled to take account of factors that comparative advantage sets aside.

If we're really serious about rehabilitating sled dog reputations, one feels impelled to ask: What about the malamutes?

Friends, Lost in Showbiz feels impelled to report that the answer is a firm yes – and it has started already.

But he also feels impelled to collaborate in writing the kitsch music demanded by the regime out of fear for his half-Jewish grandchildren.

"Once, this ambivalence of feeling was so strong that the federal government felt impelled to put a notice in the back of its passports: 'If you are of the foolish opinion that everything outside Germany is worse, stay at home.

That Saigō felt impelled to take such a drastic step indicates the depth of his feeling.

He felt impelled to drive down to W. Phila.

Some felt impelled to apologise to the rest of us.

Now, today, I feel impelled to do so.