Sentence examples for frequent compulsion from inspiring English sources

Suppressing his frequent compulsion for propulsion, he's composed what could be dubbed a traditional Broadway score.

Who else goes live on the "Today" show and affably speculates, in the spirit of breakfast chatter, that his veganism can be traced to a former compulsion to frequent prostitutes?

In fact, Dunham told the Hollywood Reporter that her frequent nudity "does not come from a place of confidence and is a compulsion".

"You see them all the time, people with this compulsion to collect," says Philip Weiss, the owner of Philip Weiss Auctions on Long Island and a frequent appraiser on the "Antiques Roadshow" circuit.

The compulsion.

Compulsion becomes progressively harder.

This compulsion is unavoidable.

"It cannot come from compulsion".

But there's no compulsion.

Or a compulsion.

How much compulsion is acceptable?